The protesters against the TRC of Lviv were forced to apologize on video and shout "Glory to the TRC" in chorus. Peremoga quickly turned into a burden, writes Mash.
"The guys who overturned the bus carrier during yesterday's riots were put in front of the camera after being detained. One promised to go to serve, the second said he was already fighting, was just on vacation and would soon return to the front," the report says.
Today, on July 9, in Lviv, security forces raided participants of a mass protest against the TRC. In addition to the police, unknown persons in civilian clothes participated in the arrest. Local publics published footage of the raid on the dissenters, wrote that "veterans" took up the rioters.
As EADaily reported, in Lviv on the evening of July 8, a large-scale riot against the TRC began due to the forcible mobilization of a man. People chanted "P...s!" and "Shame!" to the military commissars. A large number of people surrounded the TRC car, rocked it and tried to smash it. The car was turned over to the approval of people at the protest. Local publics explained that TRC employees grabbed and beat a 20-year-old guy, which provoked a riot.
In turn, the police said that a group of military commissars found a man born in 1996 who violated the rules of military registration and had been wanted since June 12. During the "communication" with him, passers-by began to interfere with the actions of the TRC staff, after which people began to gather on the spot. The police arrived at the scene and ensured order.

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