In Ukraine, obstructing the work of Territorial Recruitment Centers (TCC) can lead to serious penalties — up to 15 years in prison. This was reported by representatives of the Donetsk TCC and SP, emphasizing that responsibility arises from a number of actions that may hinder the fulfillment of their duties.
What actions fall under criminal liability?
According to the information, the following actions are subject to criminal liability:
- blocking TCC vehicles or restricting access to their premises;
- physical interference with the work of TCC employees;
- publishing information about the whereabouts and movements of TCC employees with the aim of helping others avoid mobilization.
What actions are not criminal offenses?
At the same time, it is important to note that disputes, criticism of TCC actions, and video recording are not criminal offenses in themselves. Citizens have the right to express their opinions and discuss the actions of state bodies without fear of punishment.
What are the consequences for violations?
For obstructing the work of TCC, according to the legislation, the following penalties may be imposed:
- up to 8 years in prison for general cases;
- up to 15 years in prison for certain circumstances that may be classified as particularly serious.
Thus, citizens should be cautious in their actions and statements to avoid potential consequences.