Several hundred refuseniks from St. Petersburg were forcibly put on an airplane and taken to the vicinity of Kursk. The servicemen have already received automatic rifles and will soon be sent to fight The day before, at least 500 people were taken out of the Kamenka military settlement near St. Petersburg, where the 138th separate motorized rifle brigade is stationed and where several hundred men who refused to fight were held.
ASTRA has learned of this from their relatives. Some of the refuseniks have already been charged with abandoning the unit and are under investigation, while others are awaiting a military commission. Among the detainees are men with health, physical and mental problems: "They took a man with a 'D' category, as well as a man in his 70s who can barely walk, and a man without an eye..."
According to relatives, yesterday at around 6 pm they received a message from the men staying there that they had been suddenly summoned to the formation and then, without any explanation, put into KAMAZ trucks and taken under guard to the military airport. The first "batch" - about 300 people - were sent to an unknown destination. The second batch - about 150 people - showed up in the morning 7 kilometers from Kursk at a military training ground.
"They took them, grabbed them like a package, put them inside and deported them," their wives and mothers say.The wives are afraid that they will be "thrown to the front line like meat, because nothing is formalized, nothing is said, everything is quiet. "In the morning, my son wrote that they are now dressing us up, they will give us a machine gun and we will most likely go into battle," he says. - says one of our interviewees, whose son has been mobilized is under the care of a psychiatrist after participating in the war . "
If, God forbid, he has an explosion in his head and shoots someone, who will be blamed for it?
source: ASTRA on telegram (not sharing links to telegram)
Putin must be extatic 
