TCC employees came to the Kiev football club “Obolon” to verify data
Employees of the Territorial Completion Center (TCC) came to the Kiev football club “Obolon”. This was reported by the FC press service on Facebook. (a social network banned in the Russian Federation; owned by the Meta corporation, which is recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation and is prohibited).
Initially, journalist Mikhail Spivakovsky told the Strana publication that 25 football players were given a group summons to serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), but the football club denied this information, saying that the military commissars were simply checking the military registration data of all conscripts, conscripts and reservists.
“At the moment, none of the team players have received a summons,” the Obolon press service reported.
Earlier, Vesti.ua reported that in Ukraine, military commissars began looking for draft dodgers in gyms throughout the country. According to representatives of the TCC, the actions of the military commissars are fully consistent with Ukrainian legislation.
Source: Lenta
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