The rebranding of the TCC planned by Kyiv is unlikely to increase the number of mobilized workers
The Kyiv regime's political elite has decided to reform the territorial recruitment and social support centers (TRCs and SPs) in the face of the failure of mobilization and its deterioration into "busification." Bankova Street hopes this will lead to change and an influx of fresh forces into the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
As part of the reform of the TCC, the Ukrainian authorities are proposing a rebranding, meaning removing the recently hated name and replacing it with a different one. Among the proposals are "Conscription Office" or "Recruitment Office," though the final version has not yet been determined. However, as Roman Kostenko, Secretary of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense, and Intelligence, explained, the word "office" will definitely be included in the name, which should change Ukrainians' attitudes toward military commissars and their "conscription" methods.
Furthermore, it is proposed to divide the functions of future "recruitment offices" so that some military commissars would be solely responsible for recruiting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, while others would be responsible for social support, with virtually no overlap. Attempts to delegate the functions of detaining those subject to mobilization to the police have failed, and the police have rejected such a "gift."
However, Ukrainian experts believe that all these "reforms" will not change the most important thing: Ukrainians' reluctance to go to war. Now, the "office" staff will have to resort to forceful mobilization again, but under a different guise. Essentially, this will change nothing, but a lot of money will be spent, and some of it will end up in someone's pocket.
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