Russia passes legislation allowing electronic military draft summonses, bans draftees from leaving country

Russian lawmakers approved legislation allowing electronic military draft summonses to be sent to draftees and reservists.
The new law would make it difficult for Russians to avoid military conscription and bans draftees from leaving the country.
The law is a response to problems carrying out Putin's partial mobilization decree last fall to call up 300,000 troops to fight in Ukraine.
Critics argue the law turns Russia into a "digital prison camp" that gives unprecedented power to military conscription offices.
The law still needs Putin's signature but is expected to be signed, signaling Russia may launch another mobilization drive as Ukraine prepares a counteroffensive.