A resident of one of the villages in the Amur region was detained on his way to the store, beaten, and forced to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense, reports the Movement of Conscious Objectors. On June 18, the man was stopped by a riot police patrol. Without explanation, he was shoved into a car, beaten, and taken in an unknown direction. For several days, his family did not know where he was. Later, it became known that by June 24, the man had been forced to sign a contract. He is now listed in a military unit in another region. The DSO writes that the man was taken away in shorts, without belongings or a phone. The next day, his documents disappeared from his home. Human rights activists note that the man lived alone, had recently lost both parents, and abused alcohol. The family filed a statement with the military prosecutor's office. 🔵 Informing. According to relatives, the village head pointed out the man to the security forces. For each person who is successfully signed up as a contract soldier, the authorities pay 200,000 rubles, human rights activists claim. 🔵 Raids in the Penza region. On June 18, it became known that in Penza, Kamenka, and Kuznetsk, security forces, together with military commissariat employees, are conducting raids against men, during which they are forced to sign contracts. The police stated that such raids "are planned and are periodically carried out in the region."