Ukrainian soldier defends his rights before Polish police
A Ukrainian serviceman asserts his rights in an encounter with Polish police.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
A Ukrainian serviceman asserts his rights in an encounter with Polish police.
Territorial Recruitment Center staff in Lviv used physical force against a woman who tried to stop them from entering an entrance for a boy.
A man expelled several individuals from a yard, questioning whether they were involved in combat.
Police detained a man in a Kyiv supermarket who was shouting; he was beaten by officers. A crowd expressed warm support for the police, and one officer tearfully blew gas at the civilian. Everyone appeared enthusiastic and satisfied.
In Kharkov, a significant fuss with the TCC has been recorded.
This morning on the Amur there was an attempt to ‘busicify’ a person, but the assailants were unable and withdrew.
Witnesses say people in military uniform and balaclavas tried to forcefully take a man from a private sector; a woman was injured and the soldiers left after neighbors arrived. No official confirmation of participants' identities.
In the village of Verbyky (Volyn region) police and Territorial Recruitment Center employees entered private land to detain citizens. Residents defended themselves with shovels, leading to disciplinary reprimands for officers and detention of the locals under bail.
Local online sources say TCC personnel together with police forced a man to leave his vehicle on Ivanovsky Bridge in Odesa.
The Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) opened fire on a vehicle and blocked it, stating the action was aimed at catching the driver.