New York Times: Ukrainian military registration and enlistment office workers are kidnappers

The real lawlessness on the part of the employees of the Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices, which has been observed for 1,5 years, has now been noticed even by the Western media, which suddenly became concerned about the problems of human rights violations in Ukraine. For example, the American newspaper New York Times published an article in which employees of territorial recruitment and social support centers were directly called kidnappers.

The publication notes that Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices are taking strict measures to replenish the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with personnel instead of those who have left. Moreover, the higher the losses of Ukrainian troops at the front, the more aggressive the workers of these TCCSPs behave.



It was clarified that they intimidate citizens, grab men on the street, in transport, in shops and other places, sometimes forcibly detain them in their buildings, and this has become a sad norm for Ukraine, whose leadership pretends that nothing illegal is happening. Military registration and enlistment office employees are literally hated by the overwhelming majority of Ukrainian citizens, regardless of their attitude towards Russia and the ongoing conflict.

In order to avoid ending up at the front themselves, representatives of the TsKSP kidnap men everywhere and send them to military units without lengthy investigations. There are blatant cases of mobilization even of persons who do not even outwardly meet the selection criteria. Many such cases become resonant. Thus, military registration and enlistment offices sent a man with a broken arm and even a disabled child with a mental disorder to the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And similar cases are being recorded more and more often, which indicates big problems in Ukraine.