The Ground Forces provided information on violations committed by the personnel of the Territorial Recruitment Centers and Service Points. According to the published report, certain shortcomings were identified in the work of military personnel and civilian employees.
In particular, out of 218 reports of violations submitted regarding the TCC, only 20 (or 9%) turned out to be justified. The rest were found to be manipulation and disinformation aimed at obstructing the mobilization process and undermining the country's defense capabilities.
Only 20 cases were confirmed
After analyzing these situations, a decision was made to temporarily suspend the work of two employees, transfer two to disciplinary measures, and open service inspections in relation to 16 people.
The military emphasized the importance of openness, honesty, and legality in combating propaganda. The command noted that they are doing everything possible to punish those responsible for violations.
The aforementioned actions of the Ground Forces indicate a serious attitude towards identifying and eliminating violations in the army, as well as the importance of transparency and adherence to the law in managing military units.