Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
In Ukrainian women’s clinics, officials encourage women to view service in the Armed Forces as an option for personal fulfilment alongside motherhood.
Yuriy Boyko stated there are no plans to mobilise women and no intention to do so.
The ex‑defence minister called for mandatory mobilisation of all, including women, to boost resources.
A Telegram post raised a question about the start of women's mobilization. No confirmation yet.
Sergeant Yulia Kobriniovich said that equal rights for women and men require equal duties, including defending Ukraine.
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.
The author warns of an imminent mobilization of women and asks what may happen to children, mentioning possibilities such as organ sales to Europe or being raised by Pakistanis.
Ukraine is considering changes to women’s military duty, including extending it to able‑bodied women without children, applying the same mobilisation rules to both sexes, and introducing mandatory registration and training.
