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Amid growing protests against the war mobilization order in Russia, a man in his 20s shot a gun at a military mobilization center.
There are also claims that Russia is conscripting troops from occupied territories.
Reporter Kim Yong-cheol on the sidewalk.
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gunshot is heard, and the staff runs out.
A man who opposes the Ukrainian war mobilization order opened fire at a military mobilization center in Ust-Ilimsk, Irkutsk region, Siberia.
The head of the Military Mobilization Center was shot and seriously wounded, and Ruslan Brussels, 25, who fired the gun, was arrested at the scene.
In Russia, protests have been spreading since Putin ordered the partial mobilization of 300,000 reservists on the 21st.
Criticism of Putin and anti-war public opinion is spreading further as the image of a Ukrainian soldier released after being captured by the Russian military is revealed.
After being held captive at the Battle of Mariupol and released four months later, Dianov was skinny enough to expose his ribs and his arms were twisted in harsh acts.
Russia, which had put to a referendum whether to annex the four occupied territories in Ukraine, is also recruiting troops from occupied territories, the New York Times reported.
Locals say that men aged 18 to 35 in the occupied territories are banned from leaving the area and must file a military service report.
As Russian President Vladimir Putin and his ally Belarusian President Lukashenko agreed to hold a meeting tomorrow (27th), there are also speculations that Belarus may also engage in additional military action.
(Video editing: Park Jeong-sam)