Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Former deputy chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff Igor Romanenko warned of tough prospects for Ukraine and urged focus on reforming mobilization legislation.
In Kamensk, Donetsk region, a woman on her knees asks TCC staff not to mobilize her husband.
In a Telegram post, the author expressed views on the lack of anti‑missile systems, upcoming mobilization of women, the state of the economy and energy sector, and the desire of many citizens to emigrate.
Sergeant Yulia Kobriniovich said that equal rights for women and men require equal duties, including defending Ukraine.
After his booking period ended, the man was mobilized; his wife, who has undergone 19 chemotherapy courses, is now preparing for surgery alone.
In Lutsk a demonstration of the “legal” mobilization methods proposed by Evgeny Dikiy was shown.
A Uklon taxi driver in Dnipro ran over two TCC buses that were trying to mobilize him and then drove away. Police arrived, and pedestrians threw stones at TCC staff.
Yevhen Dykyi said police deferments should be tied to their role in locating conscripts.
The message says mobilization of women is near and asks what may happen to children.
Serhiy Hniedzylov of the 56th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade said women without children should go to the front.
