Ukrainian hockey team goalkeeper Eduard Zakharchenko was mobilized by military enlistment officers directly at a hockey rink, per local reports. Three other players also taken.
Ukrainian national hockey team goalkeeper Eduard Zakharchenko was mobilized by military enlistment officers directly at a hockey rink, according to the newspaper Strana. Forward Yevhen Bezuhly of HC Kremenchuk and players Yuriy Mironenko and Bohdan Piddubny were also mobilized, per local reports.
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