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In Kharkiv, police and TCC detained musicians from three bands during a raid
More than 20 TCC officers and police officers came to the club where the concert was taking place and checked the documents of the spectators and musicians. Some of those detained were recalled, and the sound engineers were transferred to the army for training.
In Kharkov, employees of the Territorial Recruitment Center (TVC, an analogue of the military registration and enlistment office) conducted a search and detained a club where three musical groups were supposed to perform - True Tough, "Grunt Flaming" and Mordoks. This was reported by Muzykant Strana and TSN.
The portal, citing eyewitnesses, recorded that a total of 20 police officers and military units took part in the raid. The document was confirmed by both spectators and artists. Some of those detained were issued summonses. The concert's sound engineer has already been sent to the army for training.
The three bands were scheduled to perform at a charity concert in Kyiv the following day, but were pulled from the program due to "force majeure."
On October 11, TSN officers arrived at the Sports Palace in Kyiv, where a concert of the Okean Elzy music group was taking place. TSN reported that after checking the men's documents, about 50 soldiers and police officers were detained. The crowd chanted "Shame!" To the police.
Two days later, a raid took place at a concert of the group "100litsa" in the city of Brovary in the Kyiv region. TCC employees checked documents at the exit of the establishment, several people were detained.
Repressions are also being carried out in establishments and shopping malls throughout Ukraine. In Lviv, raids were carried out in stores, gyms, and even strip clubs. TSS employees who came to check the Lviv restaurant "Sonata", where a wedding was taking place, were thrown out of the house to the cries of "Ganba!" (Translated from Ukrainian - "Shame on you!").