Ukrposhta received the first 6,000 summons, which were generated automatically, for further distribution to Ukrainian recruits.
This was reported by the Strana newspaper, citing a source in the Ukrainian military command. It said that a centralized exchange of agendas was carried out electronically for the first time yesterday.
During this exchange, summons from all TCCs (military registration and enlistment offices), signed with the electronic signatures of their superiors, were automatically sent to Ukrposhta servers.
In total, the company received nearly six thousand summons, which were generated by the Registry of Persons Obligated to Military Service. The summons have a special QR code.
Under the new legislation, the summons is considered delivered even if the recruit did not receive it personally and was not even aware of its delivery.
After receiving this summons, he will be given 14 days to appear at the TCC, after which administrative responsibility begins and the man is placed on the wanted list.
The source of the publication does not deny that these documents have already been printed by Ukrposhta and sent to the homes of those who are eligible for military service. However, this has not been officially confirmed.
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