Russia has started sending men believed to be irresponsible and refuse to pay child maintenance to the front lines in Ukraine.
The Russian city of Sochi, is responding to pressure from ex-wives and sweeping up men dodging maintenance payments, by ordering them to the war front, revealed leading Putin TV propagandist Margarita Simonyan.
Earnings from their mobilization as soldiers are used to pay alimony and or as family compensation if they are killed, it is handed to the mothers of their children.
According to UK Mirror, angry Russian women are also taking matters into their own hands by providing enlistment officers details of their former partners who fail to pay alimony ordered in divorce settlements.
TV presenter Dana Borisova, a former Playboy model, and Russian army pin-up, is also demanding a call-up for her own ex-husband with whom she is in a legal dispute.
She is convinced that “such non-payers can only be taught by being sent to the frontline.
Other abandoned women highlighted by investigative outlet Verstka are reporting defaulting dads to military enlistment offices.
One woman, Lilya Sergeyeva, said her non-paying former spouse had been sentenced to “corrective labour” for failing to pay maintenance – but this did not help her or their daughter,
Sergeyeva wanted him to serve in the war.
“It will even be good if he gets killed,” she posted.
State compensation payouts for relatives of those killed runs to £180,000.
Sochi mayor Alexey Kopaygorodsky, 37, is chasing defaulting Dads and sending them to the front.
She explained.
