Electronic military summonses sent out in St. Petersburg as part of ‘test’ distribution

Source: Meduza

“Test” electronic military summonses were sent out in St. Petersburg, reports outlet Fontanka, citing Sergey Kachkovsky, the city’s chief enlistment officer.

According to Kachkovsky, the summonses are part of a “test” distribution. They are sent through personal accounts on the “State Services (Gosuslugi)” portal. Distributing them by SMS is also being considered.

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