Mobilized pseudo-activist Stakhiv went AWOL from Navy training center
Pseudo-activist Ostap Stakhiv, who was taken to a military recruitment center in Lviv on October 31 and was subsequently mobilized and sent to a military unit after undergoing a military medical examination, went AWOL from a Navy training center.
This was reported by Suspilne, Censor.NET reports.
What is known
The information was confirmed by Oleksandr Molodyi, a recruiter with the recruitment headquarters department of the Ukrainian Navy's 38th Separate Marine Brigade.
He said that Ostap Stakhiv's absence from the training center was discovered during the morning roll call on November 5. A search for him is currently underway.
"The search yielded no results. Accordingly, a report on his unauthorized absence from the unit was filed. This information has been passed to the Military Law Enforcement Service, which is searching for him," the recruiter said.
Meanwhile, Zhan Novoseltsev published a video on his Facebook page in which Ostap Stakhiv says he left the training center without authorization. He says he "does not consider himself mobilized" and is heading toward Lviv.
Background
On Saturday, October 31, National Police officers took pseudo-activist and blogger Ostap Stakhiv to one of Lviv's district TCRs and SS. He had been wanted for violating military registration rules.
Stakhiv named a suspect
- As a reminder, in the autumn of 2024, Stakhiv was formally notified that he was suspected of fraud and obstructing the activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including disseminating information about troop locations.
- In December of that year, he was released from pretrial detention on bail.
- Also, as a reminder, during the COVID pandemic, Stakhiv was one of the leaders of the anti-vaccination movement.
