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Secondly, we have no law enforcement agency capable of supervising the legality of the most important current area—the defense sector. In fact, all processes in this area have been put on the drift. And there isn't even a trace of a mistake: the state has demonstratively recorded its nonparticipation in the most important social processes. This is written by Ihor Lutsenko.
The trouble is that no one understands what oversight over legality is, or how it should take place at all, and why it is needed, and why we would have such trouble without it.
Third, the subjects of legislative initiative have withdrawn from regulating the most important legal relationships in the state, in particular mobilization and bringing military personnel to account.
As a result, military personnel themselves try to catch evaders as they can. As a result, commanders themselves try to bring order in their units as they can, and so on. It used to be said: 'I am the state,' and now many say: 'I am you and the DBR (State Bureau of Investigation) and the police and the SBU'.
Sometimes the picture looks not very attractive.
Why was the military prosecutor's office abolished?
I would like, eventually, for someone to figure out who, how, and why in 2019 year the military prosecutor's office was abolished. Why did the promises to create a military police remain promises, even though more than 7 years have passed?
Why, all these years, have neither the president, nor the cabinet, nor the Verkhovna Rada focused on returning military justice to the armed forces? It is some dark fantasy: how have we lived all these years without at least one law-enforcement body operating in the military sphere, and everything was decided by unwritten law, phone orders, and other caveman methods?
When will the authorities remember mobilization?
And I will ask again: when will the state finally remember that it must engage in mobilization, not shift it onto ordinary employees of the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support (TCU)? When, finally, will the state organize a rotation system of service for those who are currently fighting for 5 years or more without interruption?
When will the state drive into the army (where it is really not so scary, where 99% of fighters actually survive) the necessary number of reservists? So that the rest can work normally for the economy?
Finally, when will we stop seeing how well-known individuals, leaders of public opinion demonstratively show their ability not to serve—and yet remain public and enjoy the approval of their fellow citizens?
Document: PDF proof of the original version of the news item "Коли держава врешті зажене в армію необхідну кількість військовозобов'язаних?". It records the publication content at the moment of the first scan, the preservation date and the source: Channel 24.
