In a village near Khmelnytskyi, a clash between women and military recruiters ended with bruises and a fracture

In the village of Strekhovtsi, located in Ukraine’s Khmelnytskyi region, a conflict between local residents and representatives of the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center (TCC and SP) escalated into a fight.

Footage of the incident, which occurred on October 16, was published by local Telegram channels.

According to the videos, local residents—mostly women, one of whom was holding a stick—stopped a car belonging to military enlistment officers to find out why they had come to the village. However, the Telegram reports say that the men in the vehicle did not identify themselves, refused to explain their visit, and behaved provocatively.

When the women tried to speak with them by opening the car doors, the driver suddenly started moving, ignoring the villagers in front of the car. As a result, several women fell to the ground and were injured — one reportedly suffered a broken arm.

Eventually, the vehicle was stopped, and the women began accusing the driver of injuring a person and even hitting him, while he defended himself by claiming that they had “tried to get into the car.”

Police arrived at the scene to investigate, but the outcome of the incident remains unknown.