In the Soviet district of Voronezh, a former migrant was taken to the military enlistment office after the raid

In the Soviet district of Voronezh, a raid was conducted aimed at identifying citizens who received Russian citizenship, but did not register with the military. The inspection was carried out by employees of the military investigation department of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Voronezh garrison. The results of the event were reported on November 7.

During the preventive measure, law enforcement officers checked the documents of 14 people. One of the men after the check was taken to the military commissariat, where he had to issue the necessary documents.

According to the Agency, other consequences of the raid did not entail. No one was brought to administrative responsibility.

In addition to checking documents, explanatory conversations were held with citizens. They were reminded that after obtaining a Russian passport, it is necessary to comply with the requirements of military registration established by law, and also told about the timing and procedure for passing this procedure.

According to the law, former migrants who have become Russian citizens must apply for military registration within two weeks. For failure to appear in the military enlistment office without a valid reason, a fine is provided from 10 to 30 thousand rubles under Article 21.5 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation.