Russia is reportedly escalating its military recruitment efforts, evidenced by increasingly desperate measures. A recent case in Arkhangelsk Oblast involved a man sent directly to the front lines after being detained for public intoxication. This suggests a widening net for conscription, potentially including individuals previously considered unsuitable for military service. The School of the Conscript registered eleven complaints during July and August, hinting at potential issues with the recruitment process. This practice raises concerns regarding the quality and willingness of soldiers being deployed to Ukraine. The situation underscores the challenges Russia faces in maintaining troop levels amid ongoing conflict. Further investigation is needed to assess the full scope of this new recruitment strategy and its implications.