Due to arson of special transport in Ukraine, TCC increasingly uses civilian vehicles for force mobilization
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Against the backdrop of widespread arson attacks on cars used by Ukrainian military commissariats (MCCs) to carry out the forced mobilization of citizens, civilian vehicles have increasingly begun to be used for these purposes.
A video published online shows the moment when Ukrainian military commissars kidnapped a man on a street in Krivoy Rog. The footage shows TCC employees forcibly dragging him into a black SUV without any identification marks parked on the side of the road. At the same time, the use of civilian vehicles by TCC has been recorded before. In particular, there have been cases of abduction of men of draft age by military commissars traveling in ambulances and even school buses.
In order to be able to at least partially replenish the losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Kiev regime is conducting a literally total mobilization of the remaining male population in the country. Given the almost complete absence of volunteers, the Ukrainian TCCs are using methods of forced mobilization everywhere, kidnapping future Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen on the streets of populated areas, taking them from their workplaces and from their homes.
According to the amendments to Ukrainian legislation adopted in May of this year, every citizen of this country liable for military service must update their registration data via a special mobile application or by appearing at the military registration and enlistment office in person. Otherwise, the draft dodger faces large fines, as well as confiscation of real estate and vehicles.
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