Mayor of Drohobych, Taras Kuchma stated, who received a fine for allegedly failing to implement mobilization plans, although this is not part of his authority.
According to the mayor, he was called to the local TCC. However, he was unable to appear due to official events, including the meeting of the body of a fallen soldier. The leadership of the military commissariat was informed about this. After that, the head of the TCC turned to the police with a request to provide him with a forced excuse. However, there was no forceful motive – the mayor himself came to the TCC.
There, he was informed of a fine of 36,000 hryvnias for allegedly disrupting mobilization measures. Similar fines were issued to the heads of Truskavets, Skhidnytsia, Boryslav and Medenych. Taras Kuchma plans to appeal this decision, stressing that he does not have any authority to carry out mobilization tasks.
“How can I do this? Am I going to attract people by the ears or what? How do they imagine it? Do I have an army, a police force? What do I have?”, he emphasized.
