The young men who participated in clashes against the TCC in Lviv yesterday apologized for their actions, and some even reported their intention to join the army. The corresponding video was published on Facebook by veteran Anton Petrivskyi, reports UNN.
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In the video, two men apologized for what they had done. One of them promised to go serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine after appropriate training.
The other said he is a serviceman on leave, asked forgiveness from his brothers-in-arms, and stated that he would return from leave and be on the battlefield.
Later, another video appeared with an apology from a participant in the clash with TCC servicemen in Lviv. It was published by the deputy commander of the Third Army Corps, Dmytro Kukharchuk.
"I saw insincere apologies for yesterday's situation in Lviv and decided that sincere ones were needed. They look like this) An educational conversation was held, the traitor was handed over to the relevant authorities. Thank you to the caring unknown patriots)", the serviceman wrote in the post accompanying the video.
Reminder
On the evening of July 8 in Lviv, in the Sykhiv district, a crowd tried to "free" a man from TCC employees amid shouts of "shame" and began beating the TCC service vehicle, which, according to local public reports, was overturned.
The police and the local TCC stated that the conflict occurred due to the detention of a military-liable man who was wanted.
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