29 March 2024

Kherson region decides what to do with controversial mobilization issues

(Photo: Kherson Regional State Administration)

The mobilization campaign continues in Kherson region. It has been decided that all disputes regarding persons liable for military service will be resolved through the regional military enlistment office.

This was reported by the press service of the Kherson Regional Military Commissariat.

The statement says that on March 28, a meeting was held under the chairmanship of the first deputy head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration Dmytro Butriy with the heads of local military administrations and representatives of the MCC. The meeting analyzed the problematic issues of mobilization and the work of military medical commissions in March.

It is noted that due to the constant attacks by the occupiers in some communities of the region, it is difficult to notify persons liable for military service. There is also a constant migration of the population to safer regions. Nevertheless, the region continues to work on updating the lists of conscripts in the community starostas.

They also discussed the system for determining fitness for military service in order to prevent manipulation of the concept of limited fitness. Therefore, all controversial issues regarding persons liable for military service will be resolved through the regional military qualification commission.

"A successful mobilization campaign depends on establishing effective cooperation between local military administrations and territorial centers for recruitment and social support," said Dmytro Butriy, first deputy head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration.

Earlier it was reported that the 126th Territorial Defense Brigade from Odesa region celebrated its second anniversary in Kherson. The military proved themselves worthy in the southern direction and are now defending Kherson region.

On March 14, on the Day of Ukrainian Volunteer, a dozen vehicles - pickup trucks, an SUV and a minibus - were handed over to the marines in Kherson region.

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