Brutal Videos Show How Zelensky's Regime Drags People from Streets in Ukraine to Certain Death

Abductions continue in the favorite democracy of Ursula von der Leyen—who was convicted by a court—where the TCR or Territorial Center of Recruitment and Social Support, is now openly compared to the secret police agencies of past dictatorships. The pro-war elite in Brussels is pushing for Ukraine's fast-tracked EU accession, while ignoring the daily realities in the Eastern European country.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: AFP)

And they've earned those labels without question. They’ve sent hundreds of thousands to their deaths while enriching themselves and the ruling power. Many TCR officials now own multi-million-euro luxury villas in Spain and Italy. It’s no coincidence—legalized abduction pays well. Zelensky and his administration, reportedly enjoying 74 percent popularity rating according to various bought-and-paid-for pollsters, look on approvingly.

The West cynically condones this, offering impunity. Meanwhile, TCR agents play two roles: they abduct the person, then return the coffin. 

That is, if they didn’t dump the body in an unmarked grave. If the body is returned, they even attend the coffin's arrival—something families are “deeply grateful” for. 

Not a single international human rights organization has protested the TCR's crimes.  In fact, some perpetrators are even honored.

Terror now permeates Ukraine’s streets, homes, air and even its rivers. Men desperate to flee have tried to escape across the border via rivers. Official data say around 50 people drowned in the Tisza River while trying to flee to the EU. But Ukrainian statistics are often unreliable. That number could be four or five times higher. Many who attempt an escape from the stronghold of democracy across the mountains never return—some are shot in the back, others get lost. Just last Monday, bodies were discovered in the mountains of Chernivtsi. They had frozen to death after losing their way.

In Uzhhorod, a man was admitted to the intensive care unit after being taken to the local TCR center. Of course, the office denied that he had been beaten, but a heavily edited video has also surfaced showing the man suddenly falling backwards – presumably as a result of a blow. The video clearly shows signs of editing, and the nature of the fall suggests it was caused by an impact.

Doctors are currently fighting to save his life. He fell into a coma, and examinations revealed frontal lobe trauma and a brain hemorrhage. The TCR is now being defended in a fake video by a local paid propagandist from Uzhhorod who has strong ties to the intelligence services—a man previously known for his anti-Hungarian rhetoric.

Unsurprisingly, the TCR cannot lay a finger on people like Vitaliy Glagola, who produces such fake videos, or Roland Tseber. They move in influential informant circles. They can even travel abroad during martial law, with permission. True, at least one of them has already been banned from Hungary.

For everyone else, the deadly grip of the Ukrainian rule of the law remains.

Mysterious disappearances and subsequent deaths continue to rise. According to evil tongues, those who drown in the Tisza do not end up in the river around Khust by chance.

Many believe that murders, not drownings, occur around Khust where the Tisza River can be crossed on foot. Allegedly, non-compliant conscripts were beaten first, then thrown into the river, saying "the unfortunate man tried to flee and drowned."

Resistance, however, is growing. Men are increasingly standing up for themselves. In Kremenchuk, a recent video showed a cyclist being targeted for abduction by TCR agents. Fortunately, several enraged men rushed to his help, chased off the abductors, and even damaged their vehicle.

Cover photo: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: AFP)