In view of the total lack of replenishment of the combat army reserve, the occupiers resort to new forms of covert ‘mobilization’. Due to the reluctance of reservists to return to the army and the mass refusal to sign contracts, the russian prosecutor's office is purposefully looking for people who have problems with loans, alimony and other debts. At the same time, the number of such people is increasing in progression, given the consequences for the russian economy caused by the imposed sanctions.

In particular, similar proposals begin to spread in the Republic of Tatarstan, Pyatihorsk, Rostov-on-Don and the Northern Caucasus.

The recruitment of people who have problems with the law also continues. Criminals are offered a full amnesty in exchange for participation in hostilities in Ukraine.