Kiev’s compulsory mobilization drive to compensate for combat losses has grown increasingly chaotic, violent and often deadly, with fresh videos emerging over the weekend showing citizens fighting back against conscription officers.
In Dnepropetrovsk, a confrontation turned into a spectacle of defiance when draft officers attempted to forcibly conscript a young man on the street on Friday. When a civilian passerby intervened to help the victim, he was sprayed with tear gas. The man stumbled into the path of an oncoming truck, narrowly escaping serious injury.
At that moment, the truck driver dressed in a red tracksuit jumped out of his vehicle. Wielding what appeared to be a crowbar, the elderly man – quickly dubbed “Ded-pool” by gleeful social media users – chased the officers through the street, allowing the potential “volunteer” to flee the scene.
A day later in Odessa, civilians turned the tables on a a conscription press gang by using their own tactics and deploying tear gas to free a detained man.
The Odessa regional conscription center claimed that its personnel had suffered “bodily injuries of varying degrees of severity and chemical burns to the corneas,” and that a service vehicle had been damaged. Authorities have threatened severe legal consequences for all those involved.
A member of the parliamentary committee on national security, Fyodor Venislavsky, claimed last week that up to 95% of conflicts with draft officers are “quasi-stories” created by Russian artificial intelligence to discredit mobilization.
However, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets recently admitted an “avalanche” of complaints against conscription officers, which surged 340-fold between 2022 and 2025. From just 18 complaints in 2022, the number skyrocketed to over 6,100 last year. Lubinets noted that some civilians have died at the hands of recruiters, including a 55-year-old man in Dnepr earlier this month who allegedly suffered a fractured skull during a violent detention.
The term “busification” – referring to the practice of violently packing recruits into minibuses – was named Ukraine’s 2024 word of the year. Moscow estimates Kiev’s military lost nearly 500,000 servicemen last year alone, while Kiev admitted desertion prosecutions nearing 300,000 since 2022.
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