Removal from military registration does not mean automatic avoidance of mobilization. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine clarified that there is a difference between removal from and exclusion from the military registration and determined who exactly will not be issued a summons.
Information about this is posted on the Facebook page of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. The new law on mobilization provides for the deregistration of:
- conscripts who have reached the age of 25, have been called up for service or have undergone basic military training, or have been sent to alternative service;
- military conscripts who have changed their place of residence and have been called up for service or sent to alternative (non-military) service, or enrolled in the military operational reserve;
- reservists who have changed their place of residence, have been called up for service or enrolled in civil defense bodies or units, or have reached the age limit for service in the reserve.
After receiving a mark on the military ID card “removed from military registration,” the conscript must register with another CCC.
Exclusion from military registration occurs when a person ceases to be liable for military service for various reasons, such as:
- death or recognition as missing or declared dead;
- termination of Ukrainian citizenship;
- unfitness for military service;
- reaching the age limit for being in the reserve.
According to the new law on mobilization, the owners' cars can be seized and transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was explained in more detail by Fedir Venislavsky, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence.
