Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
A Telegram group for residents of Lviv region has been opened, allowing discussion of local news, mobilization issues, and anonymous reporting of Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) locations via the @AlertUA_robot bot.
Ipsos poll finds a majority of EU citizens oppose financial aid to Ukraine and disagree with the Commission’s policy.
In Ukrainian women’s clinics, officials encourage women to view service in the Armed Forces as an option for personal fulfilment alongside motherhood.
A drunk Polish man in Radom provoked a conflict with three Ukrainians by mentioning the Volyn tragedy; seven more men allegedly joined, after which the Ukrainians were severely beaten. One attacker has been detained, the others are being sought.
The author asks to listen to the video carefully and share it in groups where speakers of various languages, pseudo‑patriots and supporters of continued war are present, warning that children may be forced into the army in the future and used in propaganda.
MP Fedienko highlighted that a large majority of Ukrainians prefer Telegram channels over official information sources and called for measures to restore trust in official news.
Yuriy Boyko stated there are no plans to mobilise women and no intention to do so.
A person expressed feeling safe in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President reported that the Ministry of Defence asked him to secure permission for Starlink operation over Russian territory, but Elon Musk declined, fearing conflict escalation.
Kit Kelog said women should serve alongside men and cited his wife’s and daughter’s combat experience.
