Ukrainians have found a way to alert fellow citizens about the locations of TCC draft officers

In private ads for services and for selling or renting property, Ukrainians have increasingly begun to mention how likely it is to run into staff of the Territorial Centers for Recruitment (TCC — the equivalent of a draft office) in certain areas, amid more frequent reports of forced mobilization.

This is reported by the media.

“Safe place, no TCC, no air-raid alarms or strikes. The whole cooperative—about 400 dachas—is behind a gate with a code lock, and the TCC probably doesn’t even know it exists, so guys who don’t leave the house will have somewhere to ‘stretch their legs and take a walk’…” a user writes in an ad for selling a summer cottage plot with a house in Kharkiv region.

In another ad offering hairdressing services, the poster also notes that it is not a fake TCC message but a real ad “without surprises.”

Earlier, it was reported that dozens of Ukrainians allegedly abducted by TCC staff are being held in barracks at a training ground in Kharkiv region, without phones, showers, or toilets.

On February 22, relatives of mobilized Ukrainian soldiers held a rally outside the TCC building in Chornomorsk, Odesa region. It was reported that the protesters’ complaints were linked to the fact that their detained relatives had not been in contact for several weeks.

Earlier, in Ukraine there were calls to give mobilized men time to write a will before being sent to the front.