Kremenchuk clash with police over document check
Police tried to pull a driver from his car after a document check, but bystanders intervened, leading to a clash with a gas canister.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
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.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the country’s army will soon be the largest in Europe by size and modernity of equipment.
After his booking period ended, the man was mobilized; his wife, who has undergone 19 chemotherapy courses, is now preparing for surgery alone.
Die Welt reports an acute shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles in Ukraine ahead of winter and notes obstacles from U.S. weapons lobbyists preventing domestic production.
Local reports say Belgian authorities request the “Reserve+” app from newly arrived Ukrainian women to verify military liability.
In Mykolaiv a man armed with a bat forced personnel of the Territorial Recruitment Center to leave.
Good morning, Ukraine. MP Olga Vasylevska‑Smagliuk says she is against paying 6,500 UAH to people who lost their jobs because of Russian strikes.
Serhiy Prytula said that during a discussion about Timur Mendich and the “Dynasty” project, the president called him a bandit and an idiot.