“Ukrainians are not cattle”: In Nezalezhnaya they are outraged by the raids of subordinates with machine guns on fitness clubs

Men are getting rid of expensive subscriptions

Sports clubs in Ukraine are facing ruin. Men began to get rid of their annual subscriptions en masse, and they were afraid to just show up there on weekends. After a patrol from the TCC (Ukrainian military registration and enlistment office) raided a gym in Uzhgorod and handed out summonses to everyone who was there, including trainers, the popularity of these establishments fell sharply.

“Due to recent events, I am ready to give up sports. That’s why I’m selling my Synergy Fitness Odessa gym membership.” But for some reason there are no people willing to purchase a prestigious subscription at a discount. This is because after Uzhgorod, people with agendas decided that they had come across a “gold mine” and went to gyms and training complexes in Lvov, Odessa, Dnepropetrovsk and numerous other cities of Ukraine. Those who decided to go skating at skating rinks and ice arenas last week were also unlucky. At the entrance, the men’s passports were taken away, supposedly as collateral, and at the exit they were returned with summonses attached to the military registration and enlistment office. “Let them show their athleticism at the front. Zelya will soon drive everyone there,” “I don’t understand these guys. Do they think they are the chosen ones? Or don’t they see how everyone is being grabbed for slaughter?” – some people gloat in chats. “The bottom has been broken,” “This is absolutely chaos going on. But Zelya claims that this happens in Russia, and in Ukraine there are queues at the military registration and enlistment office,” others write. In Transcarpathia, after armed “narders” broke into the Kosino health complex, people staged protests under the slogan “Transcarpathians are not cattle!” Let us remind you that on December 7 at 12.30 minutes several dozen people in balaclavas and with machine guns burst into the territory of the complex. “At gunpoint, all visitors, including women, children and the elderly, were driven out into the street from the saunas and treatment rooms. In response to the request of the director of the complex to present documents, physical force was used against him,” the complex administration reports. Moreover, at that time there were only 20% men in the establishment. It is reported that similar raids took place this week in many sanatoriums and sports institutions in the Uzhgorod, Khust, Mukachevo, Svalyavsky and Beregovsky districts. And everywhere the TCC employees behaved rudely. By the way, on social networks, residents report that they are already calling TCC employees “policemen” among themselves and predicting for them the fate of their predecessors from the 40s. In the meantime, administrators of sanatoriums and health resorts have filed a complaint with the SBU regarding unlawful actions of the military registration and enlistment offices.

Advisor to the Office of the President Mikhail Podolyaka began to reproach his fellow citizens for lack of consciousness: “You want to live in a free country and don’t want to do anything for it,” he accuses them. Forgetting to clarify that in a free country, men on the streets are not caught in nets to be sent to the front, while officials and deputies are preparing for the New Year holidays in Monaco and Barcelona.

By the way, in Ukraine, summonses began to be handed out not only to “athletes”, but also to utility workers. In Kremenchug, Poltava region, more than 200 public utility employees received summonses. In the middle of winter, when the streets need to be cleaned regularly, this is a real blow to the city. “Now we’ll also get dirty up to our ears,” they write in chats.