Ombudsman catches Mykolaiv enlistment office holding six men with valid deferments
Just when people thought military enlistment offices couldn't get more creative with the rules, human rights inspectors turned up with a surprise audit.
Human rights inspectors paid an unannounced visit to the regional enlistment office in Mykolaiv and found something remarkable.
Six men who legally had every right to a mobilization deferment were being forcibly held inside the building. Turns out having official paperwork proving someone shouldn't be drafted isn't quite as convincing to local officers as a locked door.
Official documents remain surprisingly useless against a heavy deadbolt.
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