Russian police detain over 200 people in Moscow and reportedly offer them military contracts
Moscow police detained more than 200 people during raids in the Kitay-Gorod district on the evening of November 7. The Ministry of Interior described the operations as preventive measures to maintain public order and prevent administrative infractions. Detainees reported that individuals were pressured to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense to fight in Ukraine.
- The Moscow Main Directorate of the Internal Affairs Ministry described the raid as a "preventative measure" to supposedly control drug and alcohol consumption in the city center.
- Reports exist about individuals being pressured to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense to fight in Ukraine.
- Moscow police detained over 200 people on the evening of November 7.
- At least 17 adolescents received administrative citations for public alcohol consumption and disobeying police orders.
- The Ministry of Interior stated operations aimed to maintain public order and prevent administrative infractions.
Outlets: ABC Color, EL PAÍS: el periódico global, Kyiv Independent, Meduza.io, NV English, OKO.press, Seznam Zprávy, Ziarul de Gardă
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