Ukraine's Defence Ministry says it may send call-up notices electronically, including to men living abroad
Ukraine's Defence Ministry is considering using electronic call-up notices to inform men, including Ukrainian citizens living abroad, that they should report to military enlistment offices.
Source: Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umierov in an interview with Suspilne, Ukraine's public broadcaster
Details: According to Suspilne, Umierov said the defence ministry is considering the possibility of summoning men to report to military enlistment offices via electronic notifications.
The minister added that Ukrainian citizens abroad will also receive similar notices: "If we decide on the categories, we will send notifications to everyone."
Umierov further noted that the defence ministry is working on technical solutions so that the process is civilised.
Quote from Umierov: "We’ve analysed various databases. We'll decide how to record this data. Is this a person liable for military service, a serving soldier, or a veteran?
Once registered, we will decide whether this category of men will be called up for military service or not. So this is a pretty vast mechanism that needs to be discussed step by step."
Background:
- Estonia’s Interior Minister Lauri Läänemets has indicated that Estonia is prepared to assist Ukraine in mobilising Ukrainian citizens if necessary.
- The Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament) is discussing the possibility of serving call-up notices via email and registered post.
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