Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
A post in the Telegram channel @stop_tck_ua says the author will travel to Kharkiv to protest against SBU and VSP officers and to visit a TCC office, urging supporters to attend and record any possible detention.
A man was detained after trying to escape TCC officials and police, running from Heroiv UPA Street to Bandera Street.
According to the channel @stop_tck_ua, a man decided to commute to work in the trunk of his car to avoid meeting military enlistment office staff.
Six staff members of the Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) in Odesa received prison terms ranging from five to seven years for kidnapping, beating, use of tear gas and threats of sexual violence against men. Additional cases involving other TCC personnel were also sentenced.
They blocked the car, pulled a person out, broke them and shoved them into their van.
The Kharkiv Bar Association continues its fight against attacks on lawyers. A TCC staff member has already been charged with a second suspicion.
A draft law is being considered in the Ukrainian parliament that would allow police to detain people and transport them to the TCC. The document has not been adopted yet.
Tram passengers in Odesa stopped a TCC kidnapping, got off, fought off the abductors, and took the man to safety. The author contrasts the tram with the kidnappers' luxury SUVs and insists humanity isn't dead — people were forced to believe it's dead so they'd submit. Recalls childhood rides on Odesa's resort-route trams.
In Lviv region, a man stabbed a TCC representative in the neck during notification activities. The attacker fled, the victim is in intensive care, police are searching for the assailant.
Channel @stop_tck_ua launches a group for Kyiv region residents: discuss news, mobilization, share info, and anonymously report TCK locations via bot @AlertUA_robot.
