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🔻 «Якщо система передбачатиме, що особа, яка перебуває в розшуку, не може користуватися банківською карткою, отримати виписку в ЦНАПі, сплатити податок, користуватися газом та світлом — тоді мобілізація поїде», — керівник апарату Львівської ОВА Тарас Грень. Тобто йдеться вже не просто про мобілізаці
🔻 У Кривому Розі постраждалого після побиття забрали представники ТЦК 🤯 У Кривому Розі, за словами очевидців, підлітки побили чоловіка. Перехожі викликали поліцію, однак, як стверджується, на місце копи приїхали разом із представниками ТЦК — і в результаті забрали вже самого постраждалого чоловіка.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's strategy of striking civilian targets in Russia has not weakened Moscow's resolve, according to The Sunday Times. The attacks have not led to a weakening of Moscow's position.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that the world is on the verge of a 'great war'. He believes that countries are not taking sufficient steps to avoid it. Vucic called for attention to be drawn to the situation, which he thinks is bringing the world closer to a large-scale war.
The 'Shakals' channel has resumed its work and invites users to follow updates. The system of groups allows users to discuss pressing issues and communicate with each other.
Ukraine is experiencing active discussions about the situation in the country. President Volodymyr Zelensky is a key figure in these discussions. Also, important information about weather and safety is available.
Major General of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Serhiy Krivonos stated that the front needs 50-60 thousand people every month. According to documents, around 30 thousand are called up, but only 10-12 thousand actually reach the front.
The STOP TCK Ukraine project continues its activities against lawlessness. The organization calls for support and cooperation in evacuating people abroad.
An incident occurred in Odessa, where a passenger was thrown out of a taxi. Details of the incident are not specified. Witnesses urge caution.
In Odesa, TCK employees forcibly led a half-naked man through the street. The incident has caused a wide public resonance. Details of the incident are being clarified.