It is much easier to fight than to work in the TCC" - head of the Polohy TCC.

The head of the Polohy district territorial recruitment center, Viktor Yurchuk, compared the work in the TCC and being on the front. According to him, working in the TCC is harder. This was reported by the 'Glavkom' with reference to Yurchuk's interview for TV5.

The head of the Polohy TCC explained that his employees must ensure a constant replenishment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and face a heavy workload every day.

'You have a unit, you have people - organize the work. The plan is given - execute it. Believe me, it is much easier to fight than to work in the TCC. This is very hard work because we must complete the Armed Forces: someone goes on rotation, someone is wounded - we must replenish.', - Yurchuk said.

Yurchuk noted that he personally does not attend notifications, while his soldiers go with the police. He also noted that the TCC can summon a car for passing the VLK if a citizen violates the law.

The head of the TCC emphasized that the recruitment center employees do not have the right to detain people independently, which is why the police is present at the checkpoint.

'Russians do everything for that: they hire our teenagers through their special services to carry bombs, to arrange provocations against the TCC', - noted Yurchuk.

Yurchuk stated that the vast majority of TCC employees act honestly and within the law.

'90% of TCC work with a conscience and within the law', - he added.

Recall that the head of the Tax Service stated that more than 3,000 mobilized individual entrepreneurs have a tax debt of almost 30 million UAH. Entrepreneurs can be exempted from paying taxes if they submit an application at their place of tax registration within 10 days after demobilization, but it is extremely difficult to meet such a deadline.