Occupiers in Kherson region force residents to obtain Russian health insurance to control the population
Kyiv • UNN
The occupation administration of Kherson region has launched a campaign to "attach the population to polyclinics" using Russian compulsory medical insurance policies. This allows them to record the actual place of residence and track the movement of residents, as well as synchronize the data of men of conscription age with the databases of military enlistment offices.
The occupation administration of Kherson region has launched a campaign to "attach the population to polyclinics" under the compulsory medical insurance policy of the Russian Federation. This was reported by the Center for National Resistance of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (CNS), informs UNN.
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It is noted that formally, this is a way to "streamline medical care", but in reality, it is the creation of a complete register of residents, which allows recording the actual place of residence of each person and tracking their movements.
Medical institutions received an unspoken instruction to collect passport data, phone numbers, addresses, and family composition and transfer everything to the "administrations". Men of conscription age are immediately synchronized with the databases of military enlistment offices.
It is indicated that "attachment" has become a lever of blackmail: people are directly told that without it, they will not be given a certificate, will not be admitted to the hospital, and may be refused planned treatment.
"Thus, the occupiers are forming a list of households that is convenient for inspections, calls, and future mobilization procedures. This is not a reform - this is a new level of control over the population," the CNS summarizes.
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