š£ Ā«He was shouting that his child was in kindergarten, that there was no one to pick the child upĀ» āļø A hunt for people is underway in Ukraine for the sake of the Ā«mobilization resourceĀ». Ā«BusificationĀ» is what Ukrainians themselves call forced mobilization, in which men are detained, subjected to brutal violence if they resist, and taken to the Territorial Recruitment Centres (TRCs) in minibuses. In this system a person ceases to be a person ā he becomes expendable material in someone else's imperialist war. Vitaly Gorechan looked after his parents, Boris and Irina, every day on his own after they had suffered strokes: Ā«This week, when they took our son away, seems like a real hell to us. He used to come and take care of us: he cooked, cleaned, bathed dad and looked after me. And what are we to do now? Die? Let them bring back our son, because he had a defermentĀ». The state should work for the benefit of its citizens, not at their expense. šØ 67% of Ukrainians do not trust the TRCs, and the Ukrainian Ombudsman received around 10,000 complaints between 2022 and 2025 about possible violations of rights during mobilization and the work of the TRCs. Hundreds of criminal cases have been opened against TRC employees over acts of violence and the illegal detention of persons. At the same time, according to the Ombudsman of the Kharkiv region, 98% of the violations committed by these man-eaters are ignored by law enforcement. That is why people, risking their health and freedom, are trying on their own to resist these mercenaries. The Kharkiv region is the absolute leader in the number of clashes with the man-hunters. Mass protests also took place in the Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv and Poltava regions. People ā mostly mothers, daughters, sisters and wives ā blocked roads, stopped TRC vehicles, tried to free the detainees and prevent the forced delivery of their loved ones to the front. Witnesses reported the use of gas by police.