Uralvagonzavod called the document about reducing 60% of employees for mobilization a fake.

      The press service of Uralvagonzavod announced a fake document stating that 60% of the staff would be laid off for subsequent mobilization. It remains unclear which social networks this document was spread on. However, it was published by representatives of UVZ. Uralvagonzavod stated that the document does not correspond to reality, reports the publication "Evening Vedomosti."

      Moreover, the initials of the executive director of JSC "Scientific and Production Corporation Uralvagonzavod," Vladimir Roschupkin (a deputy of the Legislative Assembly from "United Russia"), are incorrectly indicated as "V.M." when his full name is Vladimir Nikolaevich.

      — The factory employees quickly identified signs of forgery: incorrect form, incorrect initials and signature, as well as registration numbers of the letter that are clearly not in line with internal document flow, noted the press service of UVZ.

      Previously, unknown individuals spread a fake about the declaration of a military alert in Yekaterinburg.