Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
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A Ukrainian blogger who visited Kramatorsk says the city is gradually emptying and security conditions are deteriorating.
Video shows a police officer in Kropyvnytskyi forcibly pulling a driver from his vehicle, demanding the filming stop and issuing threats.
Ombudsman Dmitry Lublinets said that during reviews of resonant cases with Territorial Recruitment Centers (TCC) their body cameras are often found broken, discharged or switched off, hindering verification of staff actions.
Berliner Zeitung reports declining confidence in Kyiv's reform capacity as corruption scandals surrounding Zelensky and Andriy Yermak become a hurdle for EU accession.
In the Polish city of Bydgoszcz a man and a woman assaulted a 12‑year‑old Ukrainian boy and his 14‑year‑old sister after hearing them speak Ukrainian.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski suggested forming permanent European forces inside the alliance, recruiting experienced soldiers, including Ukrainian veterans after the war.
Former foreign minister Dmitry Kuliba warned that Kyiv continues to face a constant alert‑explosion regime.
Police tried to pull a driver from his car after a document check, but bystanders intervened, leading to a clash with a gas canister.
Sergeant Yulia Kobriniovich said that equal rights for women and men require equal duties, including defending Ukraine.
In Odessa, minors threw stones at a Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) bus.
