Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Bogdan Kitsak (Servant of the People) said nearly one trillion hryvnias are needed to pay today’s military wages, not counting allowances.
The message outlines three routes for TCC personnel and asks for information on problematic officers.
In 2025 the ministry published a technical specification for a women’s Type 3 wind‑proof winter jacket. Claims of a 150,000‑unit purchase by mid‑2027 remain unverified.
A promotional material from the Ukrainian Armed Forces states that over 75,000 women are serving in the military.
Russia's Defence Ministry says its forces are gearing up for large‑scale attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, describing them as a response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure.
Doctors of the VLK have confirmed that a man meets the requirements for military service.
TCC representatives detained soldiers at an Odesa checkpoint, raising questions about mutual checks.
Sister of mobilised Nikolai Kulichenko says her brother, who endured torture in 2022, has been drafted again.
Yevhen Dykyi said police deferments should be tied to their role in locating conscripts.
121st Brigade TCC fighters have been without rotation, food and water, forced to drink urine, requested a safe corridor, then lost contact.
