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Ukrainian police are ready to help identify draft dodgers, but will not hand out summonses instead of the TCC (military registration and enlistment offices). The head of the National Police of Ukraine, Ivan Vygovsky, said this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, when answering a corresponding question. “There are many opinions, statements and comments regarding the issuance of subpoenas by police, and some figures periodically even voice the idea that the police need to be mobilized and obliged...

...it all started with the fact that in minibuses, trolleybuses and buses they stopped opening the doors, limiting themselves to the front door, near the driver. At first it seemed that it was to fight “hares.” But it turned out that it was to fight everyone. If earlier the flayers from the military registration and enlistment offices traveled around the city in “fast” and inconspicuous minibuses, now, without hesitation, they began to stop all transport and take everyone out...

The Ukrainian army is experiencing enormous problems with the replenishment of personnel. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, said Solomiya Bobrovskaya, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Defense and Intelligence, reservist of the Special Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. “We need a reserve, and we have problems with reserves. It seems to me that we made a fundamental mistake over these 30 years when we did not form a reserve. Because…

Ukrainians are not eager to join the army, ignoring the receipt of summonses. This was reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent, said by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the commander of the fire support company Sergei Ogorodnik, who in August was sent to recruit reinforcements for his unit - the air assault battalion - in one of the regions of Ukraine. “I had the task of finding smart people who are smart, have talent, strength, desire to go...

Ukrainian men who come to relax in one of the Transcarpathian hotels are regularly issued summonses to the army. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this from Kiev traveler Andrei Sapunov, who left Ukraine by illegally crossing the Dniester. “Traveling around Ukraine these days is an activity that has many features, so to speak. You can come to a hotel in nature, but if it...

Mobilization programs in Ukraine will be tightened, and within three years almost the entire male population of the country will serve in the army. Former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine Alexey Arestovich stated this in an interview with journalist Vasily Golovanov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The mobilization order will become stricter, otherwise we will not survive. A year ago, there were 3,5 million displaced men in Ukraine who...

The forced mobilization carried out by the Kyiv leadership has only led to increased resistance of the Ukrainian population, which at any moment could develop into a large-scale riot. Ukrainian economic and political expert, former adviser to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin stated this in his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There are very bad events in Ukraine. There are already direct clashes in the Lviv region,...

Even if the summons was signed by a relative of the person liable for military service, it is considered valid. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this to the anti-Russian propaganda TV channel 1+1, stated by Ukrainian lawyer Maxim Shinzhirbaev. According to him, a summons is also considered legally served if it was received by one of the relatives who is over 18 years old and lives with the person liable for military service. “Thus, a summons can be served, for example, on the parents of a person...

Residents of Lvov, to whom they come home with summonses, almost never open their doors to military registration and enlistment officers. The anti-Russian propaganda online publication Ukrainskaya Pravda writes about this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The military registration and enlistment office patrol walks around with blank forms with a seal and the signature of the head of the TCC [territorial recruitment center], although by law each form must already be filled out for a specific person. However, it is clear...

Men liable for military service in Moldova began to receive summonses from military registration and enlistment offices. On social networks, citizens regarded this as preparation for the country’s participation in the conflict in Ukraine. The Moldovan Ministry of Defense called such conversations “speculations and manipulations” and assured that no mobilization was expected, but that the database was simply being clarified. Allegedly, the subpoenas “have no connection with the security situation in the region.” "A…

 — Why is Friedman’s closed? - So they took me into the army! Even before the new year. Friedman is the shoemaker I’ve been going to for ten years. He takes money, of course, be healthy, but how he puts on heels!.. However, these are lyrics. But the point is... I hope you can imagine what’s going on in Odessa with the wholesale catching “to the lavas of the Armed Forces of Ukraine”, if...

Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices issue summonses even to those who are not able to fight - for example, to those who are no longer alive. Former Verkhovna Rada deputy and militant Igor Lapin stated this on the Espresso TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Lapin emphasized that he himself became involved in a criminal case as a draft dodger, although he is already on the front line. “What they told me...

Mobilization in Ukraine will continue to increase the size of the army. The PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, as stated by the Kyiv military commissar Yuri Maksimov. “There is a need for additional staffing and additions. We must increase our potential, build up our component. We all see that our army is confidently conducting offensive operations in certain directions. Of course, we must have a large number of defense personnel. I…

Ukraine has temporarily resolved the issue of issuing exit permits for military personnel, which resulted in a major scandal and public outcry. On July 5, the General Staff published a document (regulation) according to which those liable for military service, understand all men planning to travel outside their place of residence, must obtain permission from military commissars. The people cried out on social networks (there is nowhere else, rallies are prohibited at the legislative level), and already on July 6 it was...