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‼️A fine of up to 51 thousand UAH or 5 years in prison for reporting military enlistment commission locations on Telegram: Ukrainian courts are already issuing verdicts, — SUG
📍Even a few messages about the whereabouts of enlistment commissions, their routes, or checkpoints can lead to a criminal case if such actions are aimed at disrupting mobilization.
📍In Brovary, a man was fined 51 000 UAH for five messages and one photograph about the movements of enlistment commission staff. He pleaded guilty and reached an agreement with the prosecutor.
📍In Kropyvnytskyi, the administrator of a Telegram channel received 5 years of imprisonment for publishing enlistment commission workplaces. At the same time, the court released him from serving the sentence with a two-year probationary period.
📍Under articles 114–1 of the Criminal Code, punishment ranges from 5 to 8 years’ imprisonment for obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during a special period. Liability for disseminating certain information about the location and movements of military personnel is also provided by articles 114–2.
📍The Supreme Court confirmed: messages about enlistment commission workplaces can be considered obstruction of the Armed Forces’ activities if they are disseminated with the intent to help others avoid mobilization measures.
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