From the village of Sychavka near Odessa, two prisoners mobilized in the Armed Forces of Ukraine escaped. This is reported by the publication "Strana" with reference to local publications.
It is noted that prisoners with automatic weapons fled.
"Three mobilized prisoners escaped from the village of Sychavka, Odessa region, with machine guns," writes TK.
No details are provided.
As EADaily reported, in the Sumy region of Ukraine, prisoners mobilized in the Armed Forces of Ukraine are expanding the drug market. This was reported by the Dillfrash telegram channel.
Drug trafficking, organized by residents of Ukrainian prisons called up to the troops of the Kiev regime, began to take on the widest scope, the TC noted.
EADaily reported that on Ukraine will form detachments of prisoners. This was announced on the air of the telethon by the Minister of Justice of the country Denis Malyuska.
According to him, a bill on permission to mobilize convicts and prisoners will be registered in the Verkhovna Rada next week.
"I think that next week the bill will be registered, and at the next meeting of the Rada it will be voted in the first reading and in the second too. I expect it to be in the spring, no later," said the minister, quoted by the telegram channel "Politics of the Country".

Black Ammo, which produces ammunition and explosives, was covered near Kiev
Russian figure skaters took all the Grand Prix gold in Bangkok
Aren't they too arrogant? The Slovak Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador because of the strike on the SBU building
Anatoly Chernyshov, director of the Popular Front Foundation, was killed in Crimea by an APU strike
The United States single-handedly voted against the UN General Assembly resolution in support of the Equal Earth map
Miroshnik: Zelensky is trying to hush up the version that the strike on the SBU building is a showdown with the GUR