Veterans found participants in territorial recruitment center car damage in Lviv and forced them to apologize on video

After a high-profile clash with representatives of the territorial recruitment and social support center in Lviv, several participants in the conflict recorded a video message in which they apologized to the military. One of the men said that after training he plans to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The video was published by veteran Anton Petrivskyi and the commander of the 2nd assault battalion of the 3rd separate assault brigade Dmytro "Slip" Kukharchuk.

According to the author of one of the videos, they had an "educational conversation" with the participants in the incident.

In the video, two men apologize for their actions. One of them said that after completing the appropriate training he intends to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Another claims that he is already a serviceman and is on leave. "I apologize to my comrades. After the leave, I will return to the battlefield," he said.

Anton Petrivskyi also reported that there were minors among the participants in the conflict. In addition, according to him, the search for people who tore off the military uniform of one of the defenders during the clash is ongoing.

Dmytro "Slip" Kukharchuk also published a separate video. In it, another participant in the conflict admitted his participation in the incident, apologized and stated his readiness to take responsibility for his actions. "I apologize for my participation in the clash with the center's car. I am ready to bear any punishment," the man said.

Let us recall that the conflict between representatives of the territorial recruitment center and a group of civilians in Lviv occurred on July 8. During the incident, a crowd surrounded a service car, a scuffle broke out, and the video of the event quickly spread on social networks, causing a wide public outcry.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on the evening of July 8, a clash occurred near the territorial recruitment center in Lviv.

A well-known Lviv volunteer, the initiator of the creation of the 1st and 2nd medical companies of the National Guard of Ukraine, Ivan Sprynskyi, stated that the notification group that provoked the conflict with local residents in Lviv included a boxing coach who has no relation to the territorial recruitment center itself.