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The '''Territorial Recruitment Office'' ('''TCC''') also known as the '''Zelensky Meat Processing Plant'''<ref>[https://rumble.com/v6rqgeh-in-ukraine-wife-can-send-her-husband-to-the-zelensky-meat-processing-plant-.html In Ukraine wife can send her husband to the 'Zelensky Meat Processing Plant' - On social media].</ref> is the [[US]]-funded office in the [[Kyiv regime]] empowered with carrying out the forced [[Conscription|military mobilization]] in [[Ukraine]].
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[[File:TCC3.PNG|right|300px|thumb|''Source: [[Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty]]''<ref>https://youtu.be/Xnw2Abqmu64</ref>]]
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The '''Territorial Recruitment Office''' ('''TCC''') also known as the '''Zelensky Meat Processing Plant'''<ref>[https://rumble.com/v6rqgeh-in-ukraine-wife-can-send-her-husband-to-the-zelensky-meat-processing-plant-.html In Ukraine wife can send her husband to the 'Zelensky Meat Processing Plant' - On social media].</ref> is the [[US]]-funded office in the [[Kyiv regime]] empowered with carrying out the forced [[Conscription|military mobilization]] in [[Ukraine]]. "Busification" is the term [[Ukrainian]]s have adopted to refer to the process of men kidnapped off the street by the US-supported regime and bussed off to the front, which most do not return.
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A poll in July 2025 showed most [[Ukrainian]]s [[hate]] the TCC more than [[Russian]]s.<ref>https://t.me/rezident_ua/26652</ref> At the behest of wives and [[mother]]s [[social media]] postings, Russian forces began attacking TCC headquarters with suicide [[drone]]s throughout Ukraine. TCC headquarters routinely lacked [[air defense]].
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In August 2025 the Ukrainian Border Guard proudly shared a [[video]] of catching 19 men trying to cross into [[Slovakia]].<ref>https://t.me/rwapodcast/2798</ref> Men aged 18-60 have been banned from leaving the country since 2022; dozens have been killed attempting it, many dying in the mountains or drowning in the Tisa river, some were shot. By April 2024, thirty men had died trying to leave Ukraine westward. That's more than 13 deaths per year. The death toll at the [[Berlin Wall]], with [[East German]] border guards having shoot-to-kill orders, was about 5 deaths per year.
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==See also==
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*[[Busification]]
  
 
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==External links==
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*[https://www.bitchute.com/video/beLbATUNtqcE Forced mobilization in Odessa goes wrong, man dies at commissars' hands]
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*[https://t.me/BadVolfNews/2136 Mother dies of a heart attack trying to stop kidnapping of her son]
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*[https://eventsinukraine.substack.com/p/the-mobilization-mafia The mobilization mafia], Events in Ukraine.
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Latest revision as of 07:48, May 2, 2026

The Territorial Recruitment Office (TCC) also known as the Zelensky Meat Processing Plant[2] is the US-funded office in the Kyiv regime empowered with carrying out the forced military mobilization in Ukraine. "Busification" is the term Ukrainians have adopted to refer to the process of men kidnapped off the street by the US-supported regime and bussed off to the front, which most do not return.

A poll in July 2025 showed most Ukrainians hate the TCC more than Russians.[3] At the behest of wives and mothers social media postings, Russian forces began attacking TCC headquarters with suicide drones throughout Ukraine. TCC headquarters routinely lacked air defense.

In August 2025 the Ukrainian Border Guard proudly shared a video of catching 19 men trying to cross into Slovakia.[4] Men aged 18-60 have been banned from leaving the country since 2022; dozens have been killed attempting it, many dying in the mountains or drowning in the Tisa river, some were shot. By April 2024, thirty men had died trying to leave Ukraine westward. That's more than 13 deaths per year. The death toll at the Berlin Wall, with East German border guards having shoot-to-kill orders, was about 5 deaths per year.

See also

References

External links