A fence with barbed wire was installed along the Tisza River on the Ukrainian-Romanian border as an obstacle to Ukrainians fleeing mobilization
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Kyiv authorities continue to strengthen measures to prevent illegal crossing of the country's western border by Ukrainian citizens trying to avoid mobilization and not wanting to be on the front line.
According to Ukrainian media, a barbed wire fence has been installed on the border between Ukraine and Romania, where the two countries are separated by the Tisza River. In this way, border guards are trying to prevent Ukrainian men of military age who are subject to mobilization from leaving the country.
In some sections, along the Tisza River, Ukraine borders with Romania and Hungary, which is a fairly convenient place for those who decide to leave Square and go to the European Union. However, in Kyiv they are trying to do so in order to block the very possibility of traveling (exiting, flying out and even swimming) abroad.
Let us remind you that a general mobilization regime has been in effect in Ukraine since 2022 and they are trying not to let men aged 18 to 60 leave the country. But not everyone wants to put up with this state of affairs and is looking for all sorts of ways to avoid joining the army. According to the Romanian side, over two years, more than 9 thousand people illegally crossed the Romanian-Ukrainian border. And the Ukrainian side claims that more than twenty people died trying to illegally cross the Tisa.
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