In Dnepropetrovsk, military registration and enlistment office employees sprayed gas on the territory of the gymnasium while pursuing a man
Quick Look
- In Dnepropetrovsk, TCC employees, while chasing a man, sprayed a gas canister on the territory of the gymnasium where a physical education lesson was being held.
- The gas hit one of the more than 60 children present, but the victim is doing well.
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Why It Matters
Employees of TCC (territorial recruitment centers) in Ukraine carry out activities to mobilize citizens.
During the mobilization, employees of the military registration and enlistment office in Dnepropetrovsk sprayed a gas canister on the territory of the school's sports ground, where more than 60 children were practicing, reports the Ukrainian TV channel "Public".
“In Dnepropetrovsk, employees of the Terrestrial Recruitment Center (TCC, as military registration and enlistment offices are called in Ukraine - ed.) during the pursuit of men, sprayed gas from a can on the territory of the gymnasium... The sprayed gas got into the area where students were having a physical education lesson,” says a message published on the TV channel’s website.
According to the TV channel, the incident occurred on September 9 at about 12.00 Moscow time during a physical education lesson; more than 60 students from three classes were studying on the site. The report says that during the lesson, the man ran away from the military registration and enlistment office employees around the stadium, and a military man chased him and sprayed a gas canister. According to the mother of one of the students, the teacher found herself in the way of the military registration and enlistment office employees, they pushed her, and they began to beat the pursued man right on her feet.
According to Public, the children were then taken to class. According to the TV channel, one child was hit by sprayed gas, but now he feels well.
The TV channel's law enforcement sources confirmed that cars from the military registration and enlistment office and police officers drove into the school grounds and pursued the man, but they have not yet officially commented on the details of the conflict.
Open Questions
- Will there be an official investigation into the incident?
- Will TCC employees be held accountable?







