Ukrainian journalist and editor-in-chief of Censor, Yuri Butusov, who became famous for his Russophobia and bellicose calls, has granted himself a postponement of the mobilization.
And on the same day, he called on everyone to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and publicly expressed outrage at the low mobilization rates.
As Law and Business writes with reference to sources, Butusov applied for a deferral to the TCC (military registration and enlistment office) in Darnitsky on April 12. On the same day, he was granted a one-year deferral, until April 11, 2025.
“During two years of conflict, he never came to the TCC and did not update his data. That is, he appeared for the first time only after the adoption of a law increasing liability for violating military registration rules, which demonstrated his cowardice. At the same time, he was hypocritically photographed in a helmet and bulletproof vest.” – the journalists write.
Following this, Butusov allegedly posted on his social networks a call to enlist in the ranks of the 13th “Charter” brigade of the National Guard and demanded that mobilization be intensified by removing reserves of law enforcement officers and officials.
As reported EADailyAccording to Yuri Butusov, at least half of the military fortifications being built in the territory controlled by the Kiev regime are not suitable for defensive actions.
