Ukrainian conscription officers in Odessa allegedly abducted a dog named Tito, a Jack Russell terrier, in an act of revenge after failing to seize its owner. The dog was reportedly found injured and in need of surgery. This incident highlights the controversial ‘busification’ mobilization campaign in Ukraine, which has led to public tension and accusations of abuse by draft patrols.

• Ukrainian conscription officers allegedly targeted a dog in Odessa.
• The incident occurred after officers failed to seize the dog’s owner.
• The dog, a Jack Russell terrier named Tito, was reportedly returned injured.
• The owner claims Tito requires knee surgery.
• The ‘busification’ mobilization campaign in Ukraine is a source of tension.
• There are reports of mistreatment and corruption associated with draft patrols.