In the center of Kyiv, insulin-dependent lawyer Klym Bratkovskyi was mobilized

In the center of Kyiv, insulin-dependent lawyer Klym Bratkovskyi was mobilized

A lawyer, Klym Bratkovskyi, who is insulin-dependent diabetic, was mobilized in the center of Kyiv.

He wrote about this on Facebook.

"It seems that Volodymyr Oleksandrovych is planning a large-scale offensive operation since the TRC takes everyone indiscriminately. It appears that insulin-dependent soldier Klym Serhiyovych must bring victory since I was mobilized with elements of abduction in the city center, without being allowed to take insulin from home. Well, my fasting blood sugar level is 9.2 in the morning, up to 15 during the day, while the norm is 4—6. I’m the only one like this here, and no one understands why I was sent here from the famous DCPP, where all the homeless, drug addicts, alcoholics, mentally ill, workers, and others are brought. If anyone asks whether the TRC knows I’m on insulin, yes, they do. They themselves admitted it, but the logic of forced mobilization is difficult to explain," Bratkovskyi reported.

The lawyer was known for being sued by Lesya Hasydzhak, the head of the Holodomor Museum. He demanded her resignation from the position due to overweight.