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Among possible restrictions are seizure of accounts and property and deprivation of driving licenses; final decisions are not yet made
In Ukraine, accountability for violations of mobilization legislation could be strengthened. According to Fedor Venislavsky, a representative of the parliamentary committee, the Ministry of Defense is preparing relevant proposals for the Verkhovna Rada.
Reported by TSN.
Among the measures announced by one of the deputies are seizure of accounts and property, as well as a ban on driving a vehicle. Separately, there is discussion of expanding police powers to search for military personnel who have left their unit on their own accord.
Legal communities also speculate about possible restrictions on access to certain administrative services, in particular at the Center for Administrative Services. At the same time, these options have not been approved, and whether the parliament will support them is currently unknown.
Currently, for violations of military accounting regulations during wartime, fines range from 17 to 25,5 thousand hryvnias, and for a repeated violation within a year—from 25,5 to 34 thousand hryvnias. Criminal liability for evading conscription during mobilization provides for three to five years of imprisonment.
As a reminder, during checks of military registration documents, the Reserve+ app may be unavailable due to technical issues. However, problems with authorization or updating data do not release those liable for military service from the obligation to present the relevant document. An alternative may be an electronic military registration document with a QR code, which can be saved on a phone or printed.
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