MVD: a mobilization point of the military enlistment office will be placed on the border with Georgia in the near future, the traffic flow towards Georgia is increasing, the Ministry of Internal Affairs noted. The department decided to take a number of measures to reduce the risks of conflicts and illegal behavior at the border, including deploying a mobilization point of the military enlistment office A mobilization point of the military enlistment office will be deployed at the border checkpoint “Upper Lars” on the border with Georgia, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported. The decision was made at a visiting meeting with the participation of the Minister of Internal Affairs of North Ossetia, the head of the State Traffic Inspectorate, together with the heads of the FSB border department for the republic and the North Ossetian customs. In addition, pedestrian crossing of the border will be allowed on the Upper Lars. The ministry said that the influx of vehicles moving towards Georgia is seriously increasing, and the situation in the checkpoint area remains tense, “which requires additional measures to organize the safety of citizens.” “For this purpose, as well as to reduce the risks of illegal behavior and the occurrence of conflict situations.”..A decision has been made to allow citizens to cross the border on foot, and a number of further measures have been planned in terms of law and order and road safety. In addition, a mobilization point of the military enlistment office will be deployed at the checkpoint in the near future, the Ministry of Internal Affairs clarified. RBC sent a request to the Department of Information and Mass Communications of the Russian Defense Ministry.
The day before, the Russian military arrived at the checkpoint “Upper Lars” on an armored personnel carrier. In the border department of the FSB of Russia in the Republic of North Ossetia, RBC reported that the armored personnel carrier was sent to the checkpoint in case those standing in line tried to break through the border.
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«[Information about setting up a checkpoint at the checkpoint “Upper Lars”] is fake. The APC is moving there, but it is not moving to set up a checkpoint; it is, roughly speaking, a reserve just in case the reservists want to break through the checkpoint and leave the country without any border formalities. Only for this purpose. No roadblocks will be set up,” the representative of the department stressed.
On September 26, Deputy Prime Minister of North Ossetia Irbek Tomayev said that almost 5 thousand cars, including 1.3 thousand trucks, had accumulated in the queue at the Russian-Georgian border in the region.
The press service of the border department of the FSB of Russia for North Ossetia also explained that Russians trying to leave for Georgia were allowed to cross the border on foot “for speed”. Later, the border department clarified that “on foot” means on scooters, bicycles, etc.”. “After all, we have an international automobile checkpoint, in fact they must have a vehicle. People must observe a kind of checkpoint. That is, in fact, they travel on bicycles, mopeds, scooters, scooters, etc.,” the regional border department of the FSB told RBC.
They also added that if someone does not have a bicycle or other vehicle, then the checkpoint must be driven by car, that is, it is impossible to pass the checkpoint with their feet.
Traffic jams on the border with Georgia appeared after partial mobilization was announced in Russia. As the correspondent of RBC reported, at first it was possible to pass the checkpoints on foot, but later this opportunity was closed. Many who did not know about the changes came to the checkpoint by taxi, and after being refused, tried to buy seats from motorists. Mini-bus drivers sold seats and transported passengers, and then returned back for a new group. On average, 10 thousand rubles were asked for a place in the car and crossing the border.
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