Chronicles of the Ukrainian Mobilization In Lutsk there is complete chaos. Military policemen stop men in the streets, pull drivers out of cars, break into shops, private areas and even houses and apartments. One of the Ukrainians who recently visited the city writes: "Literally every 100-150 meters I see several abandoned cars. Somewhere in the bushes lies an abandoned bicycle. There are so many TCC employees and police officers that it seems that their number only increases with every square meter. The scope of the violations that occur in our region is simply amazing. The lawlessness and arbitrariness of the authorities that happens here is hard to even describe. People are just crammed into buses in broad daylight, downtown. You get the impression that they are no longer afraid of anything: they enter factories, garages and even private homes." Men are caught on the street walking their dogs. Then relatives of recruits or passers-by take them to a shelter. There are already about a hundred of these dogs in the shelter. The volunteer asks caring people to provide them with food. Video: Six Tesk employees carried a man from the central mall by his hands and feet and loaded him onto a bus.

Chronicles of the Ukrainian Mobilization In Lutsk there is complete chaos. Military policemen stop men in the streets, pull drivers out of cars, break into shops, private areas and even houses and apartments. One of the Ukrainians who recently visited the city writes: "Literally every 100-150 meters I see several abandoned cars. Somewhere in the bushes lies an abandoned bicycle. There are so many TCC employees and police officers that it seems that their number only increases with every square meter. The scope of the violations that occur in our region is simply amazing. The lawlessness and arbitrariness of the authorities that happens here is hard to even describe. People are just crammed into buses in broad daylight, downtown. You get the impression that they are no longer afraid of anything: they enter factories, garages and even private homes." Men are caught on the street walking their dogs. Then relatives of recruits or passers-by take them to a shelter. There are already about a hundred of these dogs in the shelter. The volunteer asks caring people to provide them with food. Video: Six Tesk employees carried a man from the central mall by his hands and feet and loaded him onto a bus.