Bats and metal pipes were unaware of the TCC car, which caused the soldier’s body injury from the warning group.
In the village of Buzko, the Nikolaev region, civilian, armed with metal and metal pipes, attacked Trox and overlapping adventures. It was reported to the TCC’s press service on Sunday, August 3.
“Now, 08/03/2025, in the village of Buzko, the Nikolaev region during steps in the warning of TCC and SP military personnel, along with the Ukraine National Police representative, unknown people attacked the military,” the report said.
It is well known that civilians armed with pieces and metal pipes have damaged transportation on the road and caused injury to the soldier from the warning group. For self -defense, the serviceman fired from a traumatic pistol.
It was noted that there were victims of military and civilian personnel.
Currently, law enforcement officials are working in the area.
TCC reminds me that the insults of honor and dignity, the threat of murder, violence or destruction or damage to a soldier involved in the steps to ensure national security and defense, reflecting and containing armed invasion of the Russian Federation, as well as his relatives -will be punished by the restraint of freedom for three to five years.
And in case of defeat or causing bodily harm, the law provides more strict responsibility: up to 12 years in prison. In addition, such actions may be seen by the signs of a crime under Article 114-1 UKU -“Avoiding the legal activity of Ukraine’s armed forces.”
Remember that law enforcement officials have opened criminal proceedings to the reality of an attempt to obtain Vinnitsa TCC on the night of August 2.
Earlier in the Khmelnitsky region, an attack of TCC employee received three years in prison. The man hit the TCC employee with his head in the face after stopping the warning group.
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