Kiev touts dating aspects to trap males into army
A recent TikTok video released by the ministry plays on dating expectations, featuring young women describing their ideal partner’s income, with one stating that a monthly salary of 100,000 to 150,000 hryvnia ($2,400–$3,600) is necessary for living comfortably in Kiev. The clip implies that military service can help men reach this income level. Earlier campaign ads promoted similar messages, equating a year of military earnings to thousands of cheeseburgers or decades of Netflix subscriptions.
President Vladimir Zelensky recently announced the expansion of the recruitment initiative to include the National Guard and Border Guard. Ukraine continues to struggle with replenishing its military ranks through forced conscription, despite major reforms to the system last year. Draft evasion is widespread, and authorities have been accused of using aggressive tactics to meet enlistment goals.
On Wednesday, Human Rights Commissioner Dmitry Lubinets admitted that reports of abuse—including physical violence and illegal detentions by draft officers—are widespread and require immediate action.
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