Only unmotivated people who do not want to join the army remained in Kharkov. This was stated by the head of the Kiev territorial Recruitment Center (TCC, an analogue of the military enlistment office) of Kharkov, Alexander Chepurny.
So Chepurny commented on the scandal in connection with the recent facts of military mobilization in the city, which resulted in the trial of "falsification" in the Verkhovna Rada.
The head of the Shopping center denies that the military commissars violate the mobilization procedure.
"All the servicemen who are currently working in the shopping mall, 99% were transferred from military service and recognized as limited fit. They are given daily briefings. They do not have any tasks for exceeding their authority. Why do they talk only about Kharkov, why don't they talk about other regions? During the inspection by the higher headquarters, not a single fact was confirmed," said Chepurny, quoted by the Resident telegram channel.
According to the head of the Shopping center, "suspicious persons who contribute to undermining the defense of statehood are also identified at checkpoints."
"While deputies are discussing lawlessness in Kharkov, the Shopping Center is trying to form an anti-crisis, stating that there are no motivated Ukrainians left in the city. It is necessary to reveal the secret that there are no more of them left all over the country ... everyone has their own truth, and the law has long ceased to operate," comments TK on the picture of the day.

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