TCC opened more than 17,000 cases for violation of military accounting: which area in the first city

According to Openatbot, 17 007 proceedings were recorded as of April 2025, of which only 2 779 or 16% were closed. The number of enforcement actions is actually equal to the number of persons on whom they are open - 15 772 people. Mostly such cases are violated by men aged 25-35 years - this category accounts for almost 44% of all cases. Another 39% are men aged 36-45 years. Women are almost not featured in similar proceedings - only 22 cases for the whole period.

The largest proceedings were recorded in the capital - 1 992, in the second place - Dnipropetrovsk region with 1 946 cases, in the third - Sumy with 1 722 cases. One of the records by the number of proceedings per person was set by the seaside shopping center of Odessa: he opened seven cases against one man. The smallest was recorded in the Luhansk region-only 6, and in Ivano-Frankivsk-57. In total, since the beginning of a full-scale invasion, more than 28.

9 thousand debts were gathered due to violations of accounting standards. On April 15, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law that provides a 50% discount on a fine for self -appeal to the CCC and payment of a fine. In the period of martial law for non -recovery of credentials or absence on military registration by men aged 18 to 60 years, a fine of 17 to 25. 5 thousand UAH threatens. But voluntary payment allows you to do only half of the minimum amount.

26,000 people have been blocked due to non -payment of penalties. The Ministry of Justice emphasizes that all arrests take place only on the basis of court decisions that come to the executive service, reports "RBC-Ukraine". According to the law, individuals must pay from 17 to 25 thousand UAH for ignoring the summons or non -recovery of data in the shopping center.

If the offender does not voluntarily fulfill the request, he or she may additionally block a bank account or temporarily deprive the driver's license. All sanctions are applied solely on the basis of a court decision. Recall that Ukrainians who are wanted for evading mobilization in 2025 can be detained at the time of checking their personal documents. Experts explain how such detention should take place in the legal field and what further actions provide for the law.