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Continued General Mobilization and Updates on Notification Procedures in Ukraine

General mobilization continues in Ukraine.

In Ukraine, since April, the authorities have allowed serving subpoenas and summoning men to the military registration and enlistment office, regardless of the place of such registration. In addition, the notification can also be implemented through the employer.

On the nuances of mobilization in Ukraine told TSN.ua. lawyer Marina Bekalo.

The TCC began issuing orders in June forcing men liable for military service who had already received subpoenas or mobilization orders to report to them, regardless of whether they were registered with the Center.

In particular, in order On June 19, 2023, the head of the Obolon TCC in Kiev, Colonel Oleksiy Privala, said that all men, regardless of whether they are registered with this Center, should appear without a summons to clarify the data.

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“If you fail to appear at the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center without good reason, you will be held liable in accordance with the law and transferred for search, detention and delivery to the TCC and the joint venture by the National Police,” Colonel Oleksiy Privala warned.

At the same time, the lawyer says that the document regarding the notification of the call for military service to the TCC does not comply with the procedure, moreover, it does not oblige to appear on such an order at this recruiting center.

According to her arguments, Article 22 of the Law on mobilization provides for the obligation of citizens to appear at the TCC within the time specified in the documents they received: mobilization orders and agendas.

“That is, a citizen must appear at the TCC if he receives a summons document, and not read somewhere in an announcement posted on a fence or in his front house,” the human rights activist said.

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Resolution No. 1487 established the procedure for serving such summonses to those liable for military service, namely: delivery under their personal signature at the place of residence (paragraph 32 of the resolution).

In addition, by the decision of the Supreme Court in the case No. 759/5435/16-k dated January 28, 2020, it is stipulated that the proper delivery of the summons can only be personally signed, and in no other way,” the message says.

Despite this, Marina Bekalo notes that the notification can also be implemented through the employer.

“The employer must issue an appropriate order at the enterprise (institution or organization), hand over the employee a summons to the TCC and ensure his presence, and then report to the TCC on the implementation of all these measures (paragraph 47 of the resolution),” sums up the human rights activist.

Mobilization in Ukraine

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has reduced the list of persons who can receive delay from mobilization. The ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be able to mobilize those men who have relatives with disabilities.

Also in Ukraine they can narrow conscription circleeligible for deferment from mobilization. We are talking about those who have relatives with disabilities.

On the eve of the Transcarpathian Court of Appeal canceled ” conditional punishmentappointed by the court of first instance to a 40-year-old resident of the village of Sokirnitsa, Khust district, for evading conscription for military service during mobilization.

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2023-07-02 05:25:05


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