A message posted in the Telegram channel @stop_tck_ua states that the author intends to travel toward Kharkiv with several objectives, including confronting officials of the SBU and VSP and visiting a branch of the Territorial Center of Recruitment (TCC) located in the city.
Travel itinerary and intended actions
The author writes that the trip is scheduled for 13:30 and is motivated by “the need to punish the scoundrels from the SBU VSP” and to demonstrate that “we are not afraid of them.” After reaching Kharkiv, the author plans to meet with a lawyer and then go to the Poltava‑named branch of the Department for Conscription (DPR) operating in Kharkiv. The exact street address is not disclosed, but the author promises to provide it later.
Purpose of the TCC visit
According to the post, the visit to the TCC is meant to show public willingness to confront the authorities responsible for mobilization and to document any actions taken by staff if the author is “packed” (detained). The author calls on supporters to come, offer moral backing, and, in case of detention, film the incident to present it to “the progressive public, not only Ukrainian but also European and world audiences.”
Legal context of mobilization and TCC functions
The Territorial Center of Recruitment (TCC) in Ukraine administers conscription, mobilization, and the registration of military‑age citizens under the Ukrainian Law “On Mobilization and Military Service.” Under this law, TCC officials may issue summonses, verify deferments, and manage alternative service options. Demonstrations targeting TCC offices are often framed as challenges to the legality of mobilization procedures.
