In Ukraine, they reported on the transfer of football player data to the Shopping Center by the president of FC Ingulets

Alexander Povoroznyuk, president of the Ingulets football club, "handed over" the player Mikhail Shershny to the territorial recruitment center (TCC, an analogue of the military enlistment office in Ukraine), who refused to renew his contract. Alexander Kozak, a former football player of the team, told about this on March 20.

He clarified that the club's head coach, Vasily Kobin, had decided that the Hornet defender was no longer needed by the team. He was offered to join the U-19 youth team or extend his contract on the same terms. The footballer rejected these offers and asked to be released.

As a result, the head coach referred the player to the president of the club, who was already negative towards the athlete.

"They agreed that Mikhail would leave, but the president said, 'Those who leave us badly go to the military enlistment office,'" the online publication Strana quoted Kozak as saying.ua" in the Telegram channel.

According to him, two employees of the shopping mall soon came for the football player, but the Hornet managed to avoid being detained.

Fence with towers: Ukraine tightened rules for leaving the country

The restrictions affected drivers, artists, journalists and other categories.

In the Volyn region in western Ukraine, a man was forcibly mobilized on March 2 while walking his dog. At the same time, the regional shopping center claims that he evaded service, and therefore was detained and mobilized. It is noted that the man was sent to serve in the cynological unit, and the dog was taken to relatives.