Ukraine : six personnes suspectées d’abus pendant la mobilisation à Tchernivtsi
Six personnes, dont cinq militaires du centre de recrutement de district et un officier des services de l’ordre, ont été informées de soupçons de torture, de privation illégale de liberté et d’enrichissement indu à Tchernivtsi. L’enquête a documenté quatre épisodes de conduite alléguée illégale entre juillet et septembre 2026.
L'essentiel
- Six personnes ont été informées de soupçons le 21 octobre 2026
- Cinq suspects ont été placed en détention provisoire, dont deux sans possibilité de caution
- Un autre suspect est placé en résidence surveillée à domicile
- Le chef d’un service du centre de recrutement a été suspendu de ses fonctions
- L’enquête задокументувала quatre épisodes de conduite alléguée illégale entre juillet et septembre 2026
- Un militaire aurait reçu 5 500 euros pour permettre à un homme d’éviter la mobilisation
- Les forces de l’État d’enquête ont arrêté le chef de service et quatre de ses subordonnés
Pourquoi c’est important
Les accusations portent sur de possibles violences, des arrests et détentions illégales ainsi que des pratiques de corruption pendant les opérations de mobilisation. L’affaire a entraîné cinq mises en détention provisoire, une résidence surveillée à domicile et la suspension du chef de service. СледствіChecking also continues to examine other possible episodes and participants.
Ce qui s’est passé
On 21 octobre 2026, six people were notified of suspicions under the procedural supervision of the Chernihiv Specialized Prosecutor’s Office in the Defense Sphere of the Western Region. Five suspects were taken into custody at the request of prosecutors, two without the possibility of bail, while another was placed under house arrest. The head of the recruitment centre department was suspended from his duties, and investigators detained him and four subordinates.
According to the investigation, four episodes of alleged unlawful conduct were documented between July and September. In Mamaivtsi in July, servicemen reportedly beat a man who tried to leave a car and forcibly took him to the recruitment centre, where he was held for further mobilization. On 16 September in Chernivtsi, a serviceman allegedly received 5,500 euros to enable a man wanted for violating military registration rules to avoid mobilization; the money was paid by the man’s mother, after which he was released. The same day, another man was reportedly sprayed with tear gas and forcibly taken to the recruitment centre after refusing to show his documents, suffering minor bodily injuries. On 30 September, servicemen reportedly detained a father of three who had a lawful deferment, threatened him with a pistol and struck him at least four times in the torso.
Ce qu’en disent les sources ukrainiennes
Ukrainian reporting focuses on the alleged methods used during mobilization, including physical violence, forcible detention, tear gas and payment for an exemption from mobilization. It also identifies the suspects as personnel of a district military recruitment centre and law enforcement, and details the procedural consequences: arrests, house arrest and suspension from duty.
Contexte
Investigators documented four episodes of alleged unlawful conduct during mobilization measures between July and September 2026 in Chernivtsi Oblast. The episodes included alleged assaults and forcible transport to recruitment centres, an alleged payment of 5,500 euros to secure a man’s exemption from mobilization, the use of tear gas, and alleged threats and beating involving a father of three with a lawful deferment. The investigation is checking other possible episodes and identifying other participants.