Ukraine's TCC sets 40,000 monthly conscription target for Armed Forces, pro-Russian underground tells TASS. Anonymous partisan claim via Russian state media cites internal mobilization planning.
Ukraine's Territorial Recruitment Centers (TCC) have set a plan to mobilize up to 40,000 Ukrainians into the Armed Forces of Ukraine monthly, according to pro-Russian underground sources cited by TASS.
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