Call everyone: people with "peaceful" professions mobilize to the Armed Forces

In this case, mobilization does not always mean automatic departure of the military. They can perform various useful functions in the army. This was reported by the Armed Forces captain Valery Prozapas in an interview with Espresso. Mobilization does not mean the automatic departure of the military in combat. It can perform other useful functions in the army. The Armed Forces representative reported that Ukrainians could still be called up for military service.

This means that the nearest autumn of recruits may have to be mobilized to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. "People need to report that most of the military will still go through the armed forces. Yes, it is unpleasant to hear. But whatever the technique is modern, whatever weapons, people need to fight on it," the captain explained.

It is important to emphasize that not only fighters, such as storms, tankers, artillerymen and infantrymen, but also experts with "civilian" professions are needed for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Military agencies invite Ukrainians to work in various industries that are not directly related to combat. For example, mobilized citizens may be employed in military headquarters and perform tasks related to ensuring the effective activity of the Armed Forces.

The Verkhovna Rada has decided to introduce martial law and mobilize at the beginning of a full -scale invasion. Since then, it has been extended six times, last August 18 for 90 days. These measures will remain valid until November 15, 2023. The mobilization and martial law in Ukraine continued: a list of categories of Ukrainians who can mobilize to the ranks of the Armed Forces remains unchanged.

Mobilizations can be subject to: Recall that on August 31, Zelensky told about checking the certificates of VLK. The presidential representative noted that receiving a counterfeit certificate of unfit for military service is a crime. Earlier, on August 30, Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the NSDC, which was dedicated to the Military Medical Commission.