He also commented on the work schedule of the military commissariat indicated on Google and said that the data on the Internet is incorrect.
Ukrainian presenter, blogger and showman Anatoly Anatolych told how he tried to register in the military. The star admitted that he was fined for not having a military ID. He announced it on Instagram.
Anatolich published a video of himself going to TCC and said it was his third attempt to register for military service. On the way, the presenter was stopped and fined for not having a military ID. The amount of the fine is 1,700 UAH.
In addition, the presenter recorded a video in which he commented on the work schedule of the military commission indicated on Google and said that the data on the network is incorrect.
“First, about the schedules. Google says that TCC works twice a week – Tuesday and Thursday, this is not correct. TCC actually works from Monday to Friday. It works on weekdays. Second , I don’t have a military ticket. For this, the fine is 1,700 UAH, for a serious road violation. And thirdly, it turned out that I was usually registered at the Obolonsky TCC. Therefore, I had to go there and be deregistered from there, he shared.
As a result, Anatolych was also unable to register at the Obolonsky TCC.
“I got to Obolon. They sent me today: Go for a walk, come back tomorrow. So tomorrow my search will continue. Tomorrow I have to get to Obolon, line up. And the lines are of different colors. I need a blue line. And then, perhaps, I will go there with their documents for military registration. It is not as scary as it seems. But there is a little bureaucracy, “said the presenter.
Let’s remember that earlier Anatoly Anatolich admitted that he felt guilty because he was not in front.
Source: korrespondent
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