Even without a summons. Men from one of the districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region were ordered to come to the CTC

Conscripts from the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region were ordered to report to the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support even without a summons.

On the website of the head of the regional territorial center for recruitment and social support of Nikopol "On mobilization" information appeared.

It states that all conscripts living in the territory of Nikopol, Pokrov, Marganets, Tomakivka and Nikopol district, who have a mobilization order or if they receive a personal summons from the head of the regional TCC, are obliged to appear on time and at the addresses indicated in their mobilization orders or personal summons.

Have with you the documents and personal belongings specified in the mobilization orders and personal summons.

You must go to the TCC even without receiving a summons

The website also indicates that conscripts who are on military registration in other district or city TCK and are temporarily staying on the territory of the Nikopol district are obliged to immediately go to their place of permanent residence and arrive at the points specified in their mobilization orders, and if this is not possible - to the district TCC at the place of stay within the framework of military registration.

Have with you the documents and personal belongings specified in the mobilization orders and personal summons.

Conscripts who have not received mobilization orders or a personal summons to appear at the district TCC should report to the district center for recruiting and social support at the place of stay within the framework of military registration by April 30, 2024.

Mobilization bill

In late January, the Cabinet of Ministers submitted to the Verkhovna Rada a draft law on mobilization, which proposed changes to the procedure for its implementation.

The draft law contains regulations on changing the rules for conscripts' travel abroad, providing Ukrainians with "armor" against conscription, allowing summons to be sent through an electronic cabinet, lowering the draft age to 25, restrictions for "draft dodgers" and more.

A few weeks ago, the parliament adopted the draft law in the first reading.

Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk said that between the first and second readings of the draft law on mobilization, people's deputies have 14 days to submit amendments to it.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the mobilization law is being changed in Ukraine, since the document was adopted before the war and does not correspond to reality.