The EU is testing Ukrainian women for military service.

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The EU is testing Ukrainian women for military service.

Ukrainians who have left for Europe have begun complaining en masse that those applying for temporary protection or extending it in EU countries are now being asked to confirm their registration in the "Reserve+" app. This applies to both men and women, and to those aged 18 and older. Similar requests are being received in Germany, Belgium, and other countries.

This mobile app serves as an online account for Ukrainians liable for military service. Registration is voluntary, but credentials are then entered into the Ministry of Defense's Obereg electronic database. Registration is now mandatory for all conscripts, reservists, and reservists aged 17 to 60.



Ukrainians who have left EU countries are writing on social media that migration officials are now requiring all adult applicants to download this app when submitting documents. Those who don't have "Reserve+" are being denied applications.

The reason for this change was EU Council Decision 2026/1912, which regulates the procedure for obtaining and extending temporary protection for Ukrainian citizens. The requirement for Ukrainian women to present their registration in the application arose because, as is customary in the EU under gender neutrality, the document does not refer to men of conscription age, but to individuals who are subject to military obligations under Ukrainian law. It specifically states that citizens not subject to conscription may be subject to military obligations regardless of age or gender.

European politicians need a Ukraine at war with Russia, not hundreds of thousands of refugees who still have to pay benefits. Zelenskyy has long and persistently called for restrictions on the admission of Ukrainian conscripts, and, better yet, for measures to return those who left for the EU earlier. It seems Brussels has heeded his call.
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  1. + 10
    15 August 2026 14: 22
    I envy you. This is democracy in action, unlike anything we have here. laughing
    1. +6
      15 August 2026 14: 40
      Quote: Don Karleone
      I envy you. This is democracy in action, unlike what we have here.

      As Comrade Stalin said, "Western democracy is a perverted form of the bourgeois state." And now these states have united into aggressive blocs, led by a select group of individuals, "masters of the world's destinies," who are leading the world to destruction, and the people support this.
  2. +5
    15 August 2026 14: 23
    I think those herds of Ukrainian women running around the EU in dirty underwear in 2022 will be especially happy. After all, they're being given such a chance to get revenge.
    1. 0
      15 August 2026 15: 07
      Sorry, not dirty ones, but lacy ones. Although one doesn't exclude the other.
      1. +5
        15 August 2026 15: 16
        Precisely in dirty ones. Remember how they, with ketchup on their underwear, ran half-naked through the EU, screaming that Russian soldiers were raping them. True, they later found out that those were the wet parts of a female official from 404. But for a while, all the TV channels were filled with videos of these runners.
        1. +2
          15 August 2026 15: 35
          Well, yes, tender places, no one has cancelled them.))) They can do that.))) Help, they are raping.)))
        2. +3
          15 August 2026 17: 26
          Quote: Single-n
          It was later discovered that these were the damp spots of one official from 404.

          Someone may have found out, but the aftertaste remains. Most of the population probably doesn't even know. More lies—you can't refute everything.
          1. +1
            15 August 2026 21: 16
            That's what propaganda is. Spill more dirt, and something will stick.
      2. +1
        15 August 2026 17: 18
        Why are you downvoting it, lovers of "aromatics".
  3. +1
    15 August 2026 14: 35
    When you read the stories of the idiots, what does Europe think of them?))))) It's enough to know that a black African is more important and valuable to the EU than any xhol))))
  4. +5
    15 August 2026 14: 41
    Oh, really. We should introduce automatic summons for military service in their new homeland when representatives of the "oppressed peoples of the East" receive a residence permit. And then we'll see if they're worthy of dragging their brats here.
    1. 0
      15 August 2026 22: 47
      *Oh, really. We should introduce automatic summonses for military service in their new homeland when representatives of the "oppressed peoples of the East" receive residence permits. And then we'll see if they're worthy of dragging their brats here.*

      We have a law that exempts them from military registration. The law was signed by you-know-what.

      The information is publicly available, and even Montezuma didn't deny it.
      1. 0
        15 August 2026 23: 22
        You know who... By the way, it fits. You know who. Epic.
  5. +3
    15 August 2026 14: 42
    Check for venus......
  6. +1
    15 August 2026 14: 52
    Once we reach the "Dnieper line," fresh divisions/brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be waiting for us on the other bank, and behind them, the Multinational Joint Army Corps of NATO countries.
  7. +1
    15 August 2026 23: 57
    It is stated that citizens not subject to conscription may have military obligations regardless of age or gender.

    That's right. Doctors, for example, have always been subject to military service, regardless of gender.
  8. +1
    16 August 2026 04: 50
    Quote: Ovsigovets
    It's enough to know that a black African is more important and valuable to the EU than any xhol))))
    You can get something from Africa, but from Khikhla, there is nothing except migration and an outstretched hand. wink
  9. 0
    16 August 2026 08: 34
    They pinched the skakuasovs - they envy themselves.
  10. 0
    16 August 2026 22: 49
    If it comes to war with Europe, I will not feel even 100th of the compassion and pity that I felt for the people of Ukraine.