A prisoner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine told about the forced mobilization by the staff of the Shopping Mall

Employees of the territorial recruitment centers of Ukraine (TCK — the equivalent of the military enlistment office in the country) forcibly catch residents on the streets and send them to the front without proper training. This was announced on June 5 by Ivan Cherepko, a captured serviceman of the country's Armed Forces (AFU).

"I was returning from work, a car stops near me, two policemen and two military men get out. They said that I would be referred to some kind of medical commission <... > It didn't take long before they had already collected all the documents for me, and the next morning they took me to Chernigov. <... > All this time we were digging trenches, we were forced. Well, I had to work a lot, dig holes," he shared.

According to Cherepko, Ukrainian instructors were present during the exercises, who didn't care about the soldiers, and after that, the man was sent to Bogdanovka with weapons and belongings without explaining the reasons and skills.

"It's impossible to escape from there, our people are throwing drones at you. I did not see my commanders in my eyes, they were somewhere far in the rear. They're sitting in the rear, resting, <drinking alcohol>, and here the guys are dying in packs. You don't know what will happen to you in a second," Cherepko said.

The soldier clarified that the TCC catches ordinary people who are unable to serve or are simple workers. Men are also beaten when resisting.

Cherepko added that all representatives of the Shopping Center wear uniforms and shoulder straps, but they are in the rear, and "simple hard workers without food and water" are sent to the war zone, and therefore Ukrainians have no desire to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine voluntarily.

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