"War is not a problem of the Armed Forces." Why military says everyone will have to serve
Who will be called up to serve, under what conditions, and what options exist for those seeking release from service? We looked for the answers
At least 20,000 soldiers, according to the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, are recruited by the Russian army every month. There are about 400,000 enemy troops in Ukraine.
All signs point to a protracted war with Russia, therefore "each of us will have to defend Ukraine," warns the Ministry of Defense in calling for military registration in a sober manner without "unnecessary dramatization."
"A person who is registered will not necessarily be mobilized. A person who is mobilized will not necessarily find himself at point zero," Ivan Tymochko, chairman of the Ground Forces Reservists Council, assures LIGA.net.
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