The Verkhovna Rada and the Ministry of Defense have achieved the main goal laid down in the mobilization law, noted Fyodor Venislavsky.
The new mobilization law has been effective and fulfilled the hopes set forth in it. Member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence, MP Fyodor Venislavsky said this at a briefing on Wednesday, June 26.
“Since the law was implemented, the speed of mobilization allows us to look positively at the mechanisms for the implementation of this law and meet the expectations that we, the Ministry of Defense, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the General Staff expects from this law,” he said.
According to him, it is possible to achieve the main goal stated in the mobilization law.
“Conduct an audit of all citizens of Ukraine liable for military service, find out where, who is eligible and who is not, who is entitled to a deferment, who is reserved and who is can be mobilized every day monitors the situation with the updating of military registration data, the dynamics is quite positive, “- said Venislavsky.
According to the latest data, almost 2.4 million citizens of Ukraine have updated their personal data in military registration.
“The majority is through the app. Reserve+, in second place are CNAPs, in third place are TCCs. The dynamics are good, it ensures the implementation of the mobilization activities carried out by the TCC. I think, in general, the law fulfilled the mission for which we adopted it,” added the representative of the people.
Venislavsky added that the dynamics currently observed in updating personal data is quite positive.
“One month and 8 days have passed since this law came into force. I think that by removing fears about the application Reserve+ the dynamics could be better. The throughput of this system allows for significantly more information to be processed simultaneously, so there is no talk today of the need to extend the 60-day period for updating data. There are more than 20 days left for everyone who wants to do it,” he concluded.
We remind you that on May 18 a new mobilization law in Ukraine was implemented. Now citizens have 60 days to update data in TCCs, CNAPs and in the application Reserve+. The Ministry of Defense also explained that they are threatening people for refusing to update the data in the TCC.
Source: korrespondent
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