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The CCC’s prices have impressed Ukrainians: what amounts are being asked for a service or an “excuse”?

A dispute has arisen again in Ukraine regarding the work of territorial recruitment centers. Social networks have revealed shocking amounts that, according to the military, are being announced in the capital’s military enlistment offices.

The commander of the reconnaissance platoon of the 28th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Rotan Krymsky, shared on Facebook the story of his acquaintance, who was taken away right from under his house. The man was taken to the TCC without undue attention, where he underwent a military medical examination for an hour. Then he was left to wait for the units to begin “redistributing” the new arrivals.

According to the military, the acquaintance called him with a request to help him get into a specific unit. Rotan tried to resolve this issue, but to no avail. When he began to look for other options, he was told a certain amount.

“$8,000 – so that I can take him to my unit for service, and it will cost $30,000 to return home! This is just so that they can “forget about him for a day,” without any guarantees that he will not be detained again,” Krymsky quotes his words.

The military man adds with irony that now he may have to “steal a solar panel” to raise money for such “necessary things.” This story caused a stormy reaction on the Internet, because such “schemes” undermine public trust and the army’s combat readiness.

It is also worth noting that the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed that the majority of mobilized Ukrainians do not reach combat units. Additionally, the mobilization of men over the age of 50 in Ukraine is being intensified, and this is already being actively discussed.

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