In Dnipropetrovsk, a man stabbed an employee of the TCC

In Dnipropetrovsk (the Ukrainian name of the city since 2016 - Dnipro), a man in a conflict with a patrol of the local territorial recruitment center (TCC, an analogue of the military recruitment office) because of the requirement to provide military registration documents stabbed a policeman. This was reported by the Strana.ua news and analysis website on 7 January.

According to the TCC employees, the man was stopped to check his documents, but he "snatched the service ID out of the serviceman's hands and tore it up, shouted that he was "not a fool to go to war" and then "pulled out a knife and wounded the policeman".

The TCC also added that in turn they did not hit the man, and he broke his face because he fell to the ground with the woman when she tried to lift him to his feet.

"On the fact of a conflict situation at the railway station in Dnipro, the police are conducting a check", - informed the press service in the Telegram-channel of the regional TCC.

On this day, employees of the TCC in Lviv, in the west of Ukraine, forcibly mobilized a man, beating him on his hands and feet. The footage published by the publication shows three men in military uniforms and one in civilian clothes, who forcefully try to push the resisting man into their car, standing near a garbage site.

Earlier, on January 4, in the Kiev-controlled part of Zaporizhzhya region, military officers used gas against mobilized men who had barricaded themselves in a branch of the TCC. It is reported that the officers resorted to such a measure because they were unable to break the door behind which the Ukrainians were hiding.

Martial law in Ukraine has been in force since February 2022. Then the President of the country Volodymyr Zelensky (powers expired on May 20, 2024) signed a decree on general mobilization. Later, the Verkhovna Rada repeatedly extended its effect. Most men between the ages of 18 and 60 are forbidden to leave the country. In April 2024, the head of the Kiev regime approved the law on tougher mobilization.