Russian soldiers in Chita

Russian soldiers in Chita were once again expelled from the unit during the visit of the governor

In a military unit in the Trans-Baikal Territory, mobilized Russian soldiers were expelled from the territory of the base when the head of the region arrived with a check. The soldiers were put out the door, according to the All-Russian Conservative Society, so that they would not ask "uncomfortable questions about supplies."

“So we hide from Osipov. They don’t even let us into the unit,” a mobilized soldier says in the video.

In addition, supply vehicles, which were supposed to bring food to the soldiers, were refused to enter the territory of the military unit.

Note that this is not the first time this has happened. Back in September, mobilized men from a military unit in the south of Chita were sent for a walk in the field so that they would not run into governor Alexander Osipov.