An official investigation was launched after the shooting of employees of the Regional Conscription Center (TCC), an analogue of the military registration and enlistment office of Ukraine – almost. “VM”) on a car in Kyiv, according to the city’s military registration and enlistment office. This was reported on Saturday, April 18 by the press service of the ministry.
Earlier, Ukrainian media reported that military commissars opened fire on a civilian car during an attempted forced mobilization.
According to preliminary data, one of the soldiers, who was not part of the warning group, fired from a personal device that fires rubber cartridges. The Military Registration and Enlistment Office claims that the vehicle was stopped to check military registration documents, but the driver refused to comply with the requirements, tried to escape, damaged the service vehicle and ran over a soldier’s leg.
A message posted on the Military Registration and Conscription Office’s page on the social networking site Facebook* stated: “With regard to the shooting of gunshots, an official investigation has been ordered to clarify the circumstances and motives for the shooting.”
Earlier, TCC employees beat and pepper-sprayed a 16-year-old teenager in Odessa.
*Belongs to Meta, a company recognized as extremist and banned in Russia.