Odessa: TCC staff attacked by armed men
In Odessa, armed individuals identified as “real soldiers” used force against TCC staff, and locals said they will no longer tolerate lawlessness.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
In Odessa, armed individuals identified as “real soldiers” used force against TCC staff, and locals said they will no longer tolerate lawlessness.
Four days after an attack by occupying forces, the Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) in Bila Tserkva shows severe consequences.
A group dubbed “jackals” attacked a single person in a crowd and tried to abduct him.
In Kyiv an attack on a taxi driver was reported, after which unknown assailants allegedly kidnapped the passenger; details remain unclear.
A journalist from Spain's La Sexta was assaulted by locals in Ceuta, covering her ears while waiting for the situation to calm down.
Several men in civilian clothes forcibly tried to detain a man near a residential building entrance in Khmelnytskyi; their identities and motives are unknown.
On 23 August unknown assailants attacked residents of the Svjatogirsk Holy Dormition Lavra, killing monk Varsophony and wounding novice Gregory and novice Andriy.
During the night in Lviv a 25‑year‑old man killed a Territorial Recruitment Center employee, stabbed a police officer who then shot him in the leg, and a 55‑year‑old military commissar later died in an ambulance; the attacker was detained.
In Uzhgorod, staff of the Territorial Recruitment Center carried out another assault on a civilian.
Two police officers killed, over 20 injured.