Residents of Kyiv are looking for new ways to notify about TCC raids due to interruptions in the Internet
Quick Look
- Residents of Kyiv are looking for alternative methods of notifying about raids by TCC employees amid large-scale interruptions in the Internet.
- Citizens use Telegram channels to track the movements of military commissars, recording cases of aggression and violence during mobilization.
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Why It Matters
Since mid-September, the Russian Armed Forces have been striking Ukrainian communication hubs. On September 23, large-scale disruptions in the work of Internet providers occurred in Kyiv.
Residents of Kyiv, amid problems with the Internet in the Ukrainian capital, are looking for alternative ways to notify about ambushes of military registration and enlistment office employees (TCK, territorial recruitment center - as military registration and enlistment offices are called in Ukraine) who are catching people on the streets to be sent to the front, a representative of Russian law enforcement agencies told RIA Novosti.
A representative of the Russian security forces recalled that due to the cruel treatment of the residents of Ukraine by the TCC, people united and created various Telegram channels and public pages where they reported on the movements of military registration and enlistment office employees. On various Internet resources they also post videos showing the aggression of TCC employees, their beatings of people, as well as murders.
“Due to significant problems with communications, including the Internet, residents of Kyiv and other cities with the same problems are looking for alternative methods of warning about TCC ambushes,” said a representative of the security forces.
Since mid-September, the Russian Armed Forces began to launch systematic attacks on communications and logistics centers in Ukraine. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, these facilities provided the Ukrainian army with communications and high-speed Internet, and were also used for processing and transmitting intelligence information.
On September 23, large Ukrainian Internet providers announced a large-scale failure in the operation of their networks in Kyiv. Later, Ukrainian media reported damage to a large data center on the territory of the Parkovy convention and exhibition complex, as well as interruptions and damage to equipment of at least 11 providers and hosting companies.
The Kiev regime has recently faced a shortage of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the violent actions of military registration and enlistment office employees when detaining those subject to mobilization constantly lead to scandals and cause protests.
Open Questions
- What is the real extent of Internet outages in Kyiv?
- How exactly will offline notification methods be adapted?







