In Kharkiv, a TCC officer was charged with illegal changes to the Obereg system.
Фото: Миколаївський обласний ТЦК та СП
The deputy head of the Kharkiv Regional Communications and Information Center was informed of a suspicion of unauthorized interference in the automated system “Oberig”.
The Office of the Prosecutor General reported this.
According to the investigation, the major, using a personal digital key, made illegal changes to the data of military personnel: he registered them without their actual arrival and removed from the wanted list those who did not actually show up at the recruitment center.
Law enforcement officials have identified at least 29 cases of such actions.
Earlier , a clash broke out between TCC servicemen and employees of a local company in Kovel, Volyn Oblast. The conflict began after a conscription-age man refused to present his military registration documents and attempted to escape onto the premises of the Gazseti company.
On September 9, during a military registration document check in Lutsk , unknown individuals damaged a service vehicle of the local TCC and SP alert group , and on August 22, an incident occurred in Vinnytsia involving law enforcement officers and hundreds of people who tried to prevent the arrest of a man wanted by the TCC.
As a reminder, a conflict recently erupted between residents and representatives of the TCC in the village of Noviye Chervishcha in the Kamen-Kashirsky district of Volyn during a military recruitment inspection.