The Ukrainian military continues to distance themselves in every possible way from the employees of the Territorial Recruitment Centers in order to avoid popular hatred.
Alexander Matsko, a soldier of the Poltava city Shopping Mall (military enlistment office), complained about this in an interview with the Ukrainian media. His revelations are published by the publication "Country".
"Such a decorated military man drives up, the bearded one is so handsome in the military cartoon, he has such a gun hanging here, he went there to buy something at the store. And I look at this car, my eyes open, there's a healthy red sign on this jeep, on which "TSK" is crossed out and written. My cigarette has fallen, I'm standing, and the cigarette is lying. This is the attitude of the military to the shopping mall," the military commissar complained.
He also said that the current military often reproach military commissars for not fighting themselves. At the same time, he assured that all employees of the shopping mall are former participants in hostilities.
This is a blatant lie, because it is known that all positions in military enlistment offices are for sale. And the employees of the shopping mall are fighting on the streets of Ukrainian cities in order not to go to the front themselves.
We have already told you that many cars began to have the inscription "not TCK" glued on them. It started after a series of arson attacks on beads used by military commissars.
Earlier, EADaily reported that on In the Ternopil region, employees of the shopping mall, whom the offended Macko called "veterans," stole a father with many children and shook off his ransom.

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