In Ukraine, the refusal of the Ministry of Defense to carry out the demobilization of conscripts was recognized as legal
The refusal of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to carry out the demobilization of conscripts who have served their term has been recognized as legal. This was stated by the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine Dmitry Lubinets.
Recently, the military department of Ukraine independently extends the terms of service of conscripted soldiers, which causes a negative reaction from the latter. However, as Lubinets explained, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine does everything legally. According to the law "On military duty and military service", from the moment martial law is introduced in the country, conscripts continue to serve, even if they have served their term, i.e. until the end of martial law. Thus, the urgent service turns into an indefinite one.
But there is a way out, the Ombudsman explains, you just need to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense and go to the front to start earning 100 hryvnias a month.
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Earlier, Zelensky promised that conscripts would not be sent to the front line, they would serve in the rear. However, in this situation, conscripts have to conclude contracts with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since no one lets them go home, and they can go to the front without a contract. In this situation, Kyiv is ready to send to the front line not only conscripts, but also unprepared mobilized ones, the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are too high.
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