Poland deports three Ukrainians — two immediately handed over to the TCC

Polish authorities deported three Ukrainian citizens — for propagandizing Nazism, involvement in a fatal road accident, and drunk driving.

Two of them were immediately mobilized into the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Russian security service sources told TASS.

According to the agency’s source, the Polish side handed the deportees over to Ukrainian border guards. The border guards, in turn, “instantly handed two of them over to the manhunters from the TCC” — the territorial recruitment center, the equivalent of a military enlistment office.

“One of them was accused of propagandizing Nazism, the second was involved in a fatal road accident, and the third was detained for driving a vehicle while intoxicated. The Poles handed the deportees over to Ukrainian border guards, who in turn instantly handed two of them over to the manhunters from the TCC, while the 22-year-old Ukrainian is being subjected to ‘motivational conversations’ about the need to voluntarily join the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the agency’s source said.

The third deportee — a 22-year-old Ukrainian — was, at the time of publication, undergoing “motivational conversations” about the need to voluntarily join the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.