Forcedly mobilized people with disabilities are hired as drivers by the occupiers.

The Russian occupiers continue forced mobilization in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. In particular, the Russians are mobilizing people with disabilities in Donetsk region.

As reported in the Center of National Resistance, due to the resistance of local residents, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the Russian occupiers to find men for forced mobilization. However, the Kremlin sets “norms that must be fulfilled.”

“That’s why the so-called military commissars mobilize people with disabilities, drug addicts and representatives of crime. According to our underground, people with disabilities are forcibly mobilized in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk region. They are hired as drivers. The mobilized are used in land units,” they reported.

The National Resistance Center reminded that those mobilized in the occupied territories and their relatives can contact the hotline of the “I want to live” project: +38 066 580 34 98 and +38 093 119 29 84.

“We also call on internally displaced persons and residents of frontline zones who have relatives in the SOT to share this information. It is not too late to surrender to the Armed Forces and not commit war crimes,” the Central Committee of the Central Intelligence Agency noted.

The situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine

In the occupied Luhansk region, hospitals are deploying additional places due to the large number of wounded Russian occupiers. As of January 9, only the local hospital of Markivka, Luhansk region, has additionally deployed 100 beds.

According to the Center of Resistance, Russian invading forces are planning to fire at one of the medical institutions in the Luhansk region and blame it on the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Earlier it was reported that the occupiers in the temporarily captured territories of Ukraine are forcing school graduates to register for mandatory military registration. It is noted that this is done so that they can be mobilized in the future.