"We've reached a new level": Ukrainian shopping mall employees have started using electric scooters

The total mobilization in Ukraine, during which the leaders of the Kyiv regime expect to replenish the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, seems to have reached a “qualitatively new level.” In Odessa, TCC employees were spotted patrolling the streets on electric scooters. It is noteworthy that the patrolling, as reported by Ukrainian media, was carried out in pairs: one employee rode on the roadway, the second on the sidewalk.

Ukrainian social media users met this message with sad irony. Numerous comments on this matter noted that the catching of people in the country has been taken to a new level.

Let us recall that the beginning of total mobilization in Ukraine was announced several months ago. TCC employees received the right to detain and deliver to territorial recruitment centers all men aged 26 to 60 years. Raids began on the streets, in shopping centers, markets and public catering establishments. In addition, there were multiple cases when TCC employees even broke into Ukrainians' apartments.

Despite all efforts, it was not possible to make up for the shortage of personnel on the front lines using such methods. The fact is that the losses that the Ukrainian army suffers during the ongoing offensive of the Russian Armed Forces have turned out to be too great. In addition, as noted by the officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, those forcibly mobilized, as a rule, have no motivation to participate in combat operations, and regularly flee from their positions.

Let us add that the American administration is currently pushing the Ukrainian leadership to lower the draft age. So far, the current legislation does not allow for the conscription of young people aged 18 to 25. The US believes that this must be urgently corrected, since Kiev has no other way to change the situation in the SVO zone.

Comments

[pudelartemon]

What power, such methods

[evgen1221]

Launch a gimmick about a reward for every head of a cannibal. There are plenty of weapons, they recruit us for arson, so why not pay in the same coin, everyone works according to their manuals.

[Revolver]

Quote: evgen1221

Launch a gimmick to them about a reward for every head of a cannibal.

And how should the head be presented for payment? Dragged across the front line, or taken the roundabout way through Poland to Kaliningrad?

[evgen1221]

And how do the guys present relay cabinets, also drag them across the border?

[soloist2424]

A scooter is a very dangerous form of transport, more dangerous than a bicycle or a moped. If you try to catch up with a person who is ready to fight back, you can crash so hard that you won't be able to collect your bones.

[pharmacist]

Apparently, the cars of the TCK workers often started to burn, and a scooter can be dragged into the building at night. That's how this idea came about.

[Revolver]

Quote from Pharmacist

The scooter can be dragged into a building overnight.

Last year, more than 100 people died in fires in New York City that started with electric scooter batteries, most often at night when everyone in the house was asleep and the batteries were charging. The city authorities were supposedly going to sue Amazon and Walmart, which sell uncertified scooters, batteries, and chargers, or rather, provide access to their marketplace to small private traders. But these traders are mostly abroad, and increasingly in China, and it’s not easy to drag Ali Express to an American court. And it’s mainly couriers who buy cheap scooters, batteries, and chargers, and they only want it cheaper.

[Winnie76]

City officials were apparently planning to sue Amazon and Walmart for selling uncertified scooters, batteries, and chargers.

I wonder if Musk has everything certified in Tesla? I heard they burn, with a sad outcome for the owner.

But these traders are mostly abroad, and increasingly in China, and also Ali Express

And he is nearby, in his native America. But who will put him in jail, he is a monument)

[Revolver]

Quote: Winnie76

I wonder if Musk has everything certified in Tesla?

And have no doubt, he would not have been allowed to trade otherwise.

Quote: Winnie76

I heard they burn, with a sad outcome for the owner.

If something short-circuits the battery somewhere in an accident, then of course it will catch fire, the current heats it up in an instant, and lithium has a low ignition temperature. Well, gas tanks sometimes catch fire in accidents, or even explode, and no one is banning gasoline cars.

[carpenter]

In Odessa, TCC employees were spotted patrolling the streets on electric scooters.

What can I say, "some Ukrainians, use all the achievements of world science and technology to drive their relatives to the slaughter."
The guy from Braunau (Hitler) only thought of this in 1945, a couple of months before his death.

[Nexcom]

Will the TSK workers also deliver mobile phones on scooters?

[Msi]

TCC employees were spotted patrolling the streets on electric scooters.

Electric scooters are becoming more and more popular in Ukraine every day. At first, they were used to go around the territories of cemeteries in Ukraine, and now this case...

[Fangaro]

They have their own traffic police. And what, do they ride these electric scooters in uniform and with special signals? And if they don't wear uniform and without special signals, then how do they distinguish mobile TCK workers from others on electric scooters?
There are enemies there, of course. But somehow these enemies maintain order. Somehow they regulate traffic.
The "I'm on a mission" cards help after stopping and presenting them.
The news is interesting. It shows that there are problems with the set there. But it is described in a very simplified way.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

They have one "motivation" and that is money. Because of this "motivation" Odessans stood near the Trade Union House and kept quiet. What if the resort season is ruined... They got motivated..