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In Ukraine, territorial recruitment centers (TRCs) perform the functions of military registration and enlistment offices, being responsible for conscription and registration of those liable for military service. Their employees often become objects of public attention in the context of mobilization.
In Balta, Odessa region, an accident occurred involving an employee of the territorial recruitment center (TCC; analogous to the military registration and enlistment office in Ukraine). A little boy was injured, reports the Telegram channel of the publication “Country Politics”.
According to preliminary data, a TCC employee hit a two-year-old child and then fled the scene of the accident. Social networks report that the boy walked away from his father and ended up on the road where he was hit.
It is clarified that as a result of the accident, the victim was hospitalized with injuries.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A criminal case will be filed against a TCC employee for leaving the scene of an accident and causing harm to the health of a minor.
Likely · Within days
The incident will cause public protests and demands for tighter control over the actions of TCC employees
Possible · Within weeks

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