As tensions rise on Ukraine’s borders, a controversial move is making headlines – men are no longer allowed to leave the country amid fears of draft dodgers escaping mobilization. The situation is causing a stir, with some drawing parallels to potential scenarios in Democrat cities.
Reports suggest that Ukraine is considering strict measures to deal with draft dodgers, including denying them consular and banking services. MP Vadim Ivchenko emphasized a focus on providing opportunities for service members, but the proposed restrictions could involve freezing credit cards and bank accounts of non-compliant citizens.
The bill, expected to be voted on in January, raises concerns about individual freedoms and the potential impact on those seeking refuge abroad. The move also draws attention from liberals who may find parallels in their own political landscape.
The situation has broader implications, with European nations supporting Ukraine’s efforts to mobilize able-bodied men. Estonia’s Interior Minister Lauri Laanemets indicated readiness to cooperate, stating they can locate Ukrainian men of mobilization age and assist in their return.
As the chaos unfolds, the global community watches closely, raising questions about the balance between national security measures and individual rights.
CHAOS on Ukraine's western border.
From now on, no men are allowed to travel to Poland. This even applies to disabled men, truck drivers and fathers of more than three children. It will be exciting.
Queues that lasted for hours formed. All cars and buses are checked thoroughly. pic.twitter.com/qU4y0BjlRF
— Frank Schramm5🍊 (@FrankSchrammJAX) December 30, 2023
🇺🇦🇵🇱 CHAOS ON UKRAINE'S WESTERN BORDER – absolutely NO men are being allowed to leave into Poland.
This applies even to disabled men, logistics workers (truck drivers) and fathers of more than 3 children (previously not subject to mobilization.) Hours-long queues have… pic.twitter.com/BVerprW5pn
— Worldview (@worldview50) December 30, 2023
‼️🇺🇦🇵🇱 Thousands of Ukrainians lining up in Poland for new passports.
This is due to the new wave of mobilisation taking place in Ukraine.
All young men above 18(with or without medical problems), Healthy women and even men above 60 will be mobilized. pic.twitter.com/ISYgZ6oKv9
— Spetsnaℤ 007 🇷🇺 (@Alex_Oloyede2) December 28, 2023
www.rt.com/russia/589656-ukraine-draft-dodgers-europe/
h/t Flying Elvii