In Lutsk, a man pretended to be disabled and used a crutch to avoid being caught by the TCC, but ended up facing an inspection

Ukrainian men are reportedly using disguises to move freely around the city without fearing roundups by employees of the territorial recruitment and social support centers.

Telegram channels have published a video showing how one such man still ended up being stopped for a check.

In the footage, filmed by an eyewitness from the window of a high-rise building, four enlistment officers and three police officers tightly surrounded a passenger car blocked by their minibus. At one point, a balding man with a crutch struggled out of the car and, limping heavily, headed toward the TCC minibus to have his details checked, accompanied by what looked like an escort, while pulling out his documents and phone as he walked. However, when he reached the vehicle of the mobile “notification group,” he suddenly threw aside the crutch and sprinted away from the TCC officers, his limp having completely disappeared. They immediately ran after him.

It is reported that the video was filmed in Lutsk, but there is no precise information about the location or the date it was recorded. It is also unknown whether the enlistment officers managed to catch the man.

Earlier, media outlets reported that Ukrainian online stores had started selling a silicone old-man mask which, according to sellers, can protect men of conscription age from street mobilization.