Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
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A video circulating online depicts a woman firing from a window at a Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC). The post suggests that if the footage is not AI‑generated, it signals a risk of civil confrontation.
Steve Cortez, a former adviser to Donald Trump, claimed that part of U.S. aid to Ukraine was allegedly used to fund drug cartels in Mexico and Colombia.
A video circulating online shows a woman firing from a window at a Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC).
In Kyiv region a serviceman beat civilians and the TCC department head did not report it; in Chernihiv region a soldier broke a man's arm and tried to forcefully take him to the TCC.
A Territorial Recruitment Center serviceman used physical force on a man and tried to force him into a car, despite knowing there were no legal grounds for his mobilization.
A photo of an Indian citizen has been posted online, with accusations that he transferred €70 million to Estonia's defence minister for a Ukrainian artillery shells procurement.
Ukraine is moving to stricter austerity due to a budget deficit, with authorities urging cuts in spending and a search for additional funding sources.
In Kharkov, a significant fuss with the TCC has been recorded.
According to the Union of Orthodox Journalists, today in the Chechelnytskyi district of the Tulchyn eparchy, the rector of the UOC church in the village of Britavka, Dmitry Kolchenko, was taken to Haysyn.
The Hungarian government said it will keep offering asylum to men of conscription age leaving Ukraine, including ethnic Hungarians from Zakarpattia, and will provide them protection.
