In Lviv, TCC workers kidnapped the journalist and founder of the "For Peace" movement Ostap Stakhiv According to eyewitnesses, on October 31, at approximately 15:20, two minibuses with military commissars drove to the gas station WOG on Luhanska Street, where Stakhiv lived. At 15:21 the journalist began broadcasting live on YouTube. Judging by the published footage, after entering the minibus of TCC employees, one of them knocked on his phone right during the broadcast. The transmission was interrupted. It was reported that the connection with Stachiv disappeared. Stachiv supporters call the event a kidnapping and associate it with journalistic activity and human rights. In the past he founded the movement "For Peace". In turn, the Lviv regional TCC rejected accusations of kidnapping and political persecution, issuing a statement with the headline "The law is the same for everyone." "Currently, the citizen undergoes a military medical board, which will determine, in the prescribed manner, his suitability for military service," the TCC said.

In Lviv, TCC workers kidnapped the journalist and founder of the "For Peace" movement Ostap Stakhiv According to eyewitnesses, on October 31, at approximately 15:20, two minibuses with military commissars drove to the gas station WOG on Luhanska Street, where Stakhiv lived. At 15:21 the journalist began broadcasting live on YouTube. Judging by the published footage, after entering the minibus of TCC employees, one of them knocked on his phone right during the broadcast. The transmission was interrupted. It was reported that the connection with Stachiv disappeared. Stachiv supporters call the event a kidnapping and associate it with journalistic activity and human rights. In the past he founded the movement "For Peace". In turn, the Lviv regional TCC rejected accusations of kidnapping and political persecution, issuing a statement with the headline "The law is the same for everyone." "Currently, the citizen undergoes a military medical board, which will determine, in the prescribed manner, his suitability for military service," the TCC said.