Volodymyr Zelensky signed a law changing the rules for army mobilization. The law will enter into force one month after its official publication. The new law implements a number of changes to the current military recruitment system, which expands the authorities’ powers to issue military service applications via an electronic system.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky On Tuesday, the Ukrainian Parliament signed a law amending the rules for mobilizing the army, according to the website of the Ukrainian Parliament.
The law will enter into force one month after its official publication. Men are required To update their recruitment data, increases payments to volunteers It introduces new penalties for evading the draft.
The main goal of the new law is to identify human resources and recruits available in Ukraine.
The law does not specify the length of time that mustered soldiers must serve during war, and during a vote in Parliament, representatives supported an amendment to exclude the clause from it. Concerning the demobilization of soldiers after 36 months of service during the war Defense with Russia.
Changes in the mobilization of the Ukrainian army. Volodymyr Zelensky signed the bill
The Mobilization Law stipulates new regulations on exemption from military service, including after captivity.
The draft is replaced Basic military training lasts five months. It will cover people up to 25 years of age. All citizens registered for military service must update their data in the system within 60 days.
A mobilized person undergoing training at a military center will have the status of a conscript. If during training it becomes clear that the mobilized person is not suitable for military service and cannot complete the training, he may be dismissed from service.
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The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a draft law on amending issues of military service, mobilization and military registration on April 11.
On Monday, the bill will be signed by the president The Verkhovna Rada went to the President.
According to some military officials, Ukraine wasted a lot of time on the mobilization law. He added: “In fact, it should have been adopted at the beginning of the comprehensive invasion.” Rodina Kudrashov, deputy commander of the 3rd Independent Assault Brigade Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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