In Poland, mobilization orders have begun to be sent to reservists.

In Poland, mobilization orders have begun to be sent to reservists. The country's military commissariats have begun mass-distributing documents assigning specific duties to specific individuals in the event of a declaration of war or mobilization.

It is reported that such a procedure is carried out annually and is a common practice, but in the current geopolitical situation it is attracting increased interest.

A mobilization order is issued in peacetime and contains information about the unit and location where the citizen must report in the event of the outbreak of hostilities or the introduction of martial law.

The documents are primarily sent to passive reserve military personnel. However, civilian specialists whose skills could be useful to the army in a crisis situation, such as doctors, IT specialists, logistics specialists, as well as workers in the energy, transportation, communications, and public administration sectors, are also eligible for the grant.

The type of mobilization assignment is determined by the color of the stripe on the card. The red stripe is for reservists who are required to report to their unit upon mobilization or during wartime. The green stripe is also for reservists, but called up by summons. The blue stripe is for Ministry of Defense employees and other civilians who will be called up to perform tasks in the interests of the army, but not as combatants.

Failure to appear at the appointed place and time in the event of mobilization or war is punishable by severe punishment – ​​imprisonment for a term of at least three years.

The only conditions that may exempt a spouse from these duties are reaching the age limit, permanently leaving the country, being declared unfit for duty due to health reasons, or the entry into force of a court decision. Furthermore, an exception is possible if both spouses receive a summons at the same time and have a child under 18.

Against this backdrop, it's worth recalling that in August, Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense, Cezary Tomczyk, stated that the country was preparing for a possible war. Meanwhile, Moscow has repeatedly emphasized its lack of intention to attack NATO countries, and Vladimir Putin has called talk of such a threat absurd.

Comments

[YOU]

What a surprise. When I quit my job at a defense company, I was also summoned to the military registration and enlistment office and given a mobile order. And recently, all companies were required to submit information about their employees liable for military service.

[alex-defensor]

At the same time, Moscow has repeatedly emphasized its lack of intention to attack NATO countries, and Vladimir Putin has called talk of such a threat absurd.

Attempts to convince the Collective West of the absence of Russia's intentions when the "Russian threat" is merely an invented justification for Western aggression against Russia are absurd.

And then they themselves do not know.

[carpenter]

At the same time, Moscow has repeatedly emphasized its lack of intention to attack NATO countries.

But NATO has plans to attack Russia.

[spirit]

But NATO has plans to attack Russia.

Well, yes! They've had a war raging right next to them for five years, before which the political leadership of one side beat itself in the chest that there would be no war! And are they really preparing for something?)))))) Only someone "not very smart" wouldn't prepare in such a case. This is a direct result of the "fantastic" campaign of the great multi-move player, and not a Reptilian conspiracy theory.

[bukhach]

Are you really that smart, or am I imagining things? Yeah, a member of a military bloc whose combined military might vastly exceeds Russia's in practically every respect was afraid that a country bogged down in a large-scale conflict would inevitably attack and open a second front! But for a strike against a country already at war, which is considered a symbol of global evil due to the historical beatings it has received, it's very useful to prepare, but only while the whole NATO bloc is "fearing" and preparing. So I'm wondering if you're truly gifted in alternative medicine, or just making money? Although, as history shows, our two misfortunes have never left Russia, and they're unlikely to, because the Motherland needs heroes—it breeds fools. I heard this immortal aphorism as a boy; I wonder in what century it was uttered.

[mitrich]

The Poles made the right decision. Given the current alarming situation, this is exactly how the state should act, proactively.

[rocket757]

Those who drive them do/turn their affairs under the guise of the military psychosis with which they stuff the average person...
However, it was the average person himself who chose these people... these are the people they elect to power, THEMSELVES!
Who is their doctor...?

[Reptiloid]

Poles who have reached leadership positions all dream of Polish rule "from Mozha to Mozha." They remember Sigismund in Moscow and wish—hope—to repeat the same after so many centuries.

[rocket757]

There's nothing really to discuss here...
They won't give a damn about their desires, that's all.

[Reptiloid]

I'm always amazed by long-lasting, age-old malice. And the claims to other people's lands. It's the envy of small, ugly dwarfs.
Russia is a Great Empire. That's where all the anger towards it comes from.

[rocket757]

There is no point in discussing what is pointless...
Although... we are not kind specialists in white coats, and the work there is specifically for them...

[2 Level Advisor]

"It is reported that such a procedure is carried out annually and is a common practice."
So what's the news then? It would be news if they hadn't done this...

[Sergey Tkach]

I agree) It's clear that the photo accompanying the news was taken by AI, but the date from 03/15/26 can be changed to something else.

[Irek]

The khakhly are running out, they are starting to drive away the scoundrels.

[novel66]

We need to conduct nuclear exercises and detonate something somewhere, as a warning. The sight of the "mushroom" will sober us up in a moment.

[sergiogerasimo]

It looks like the beginning of a hidden mobilization, just like in July 1939. Back then, orders were also being sent out to have the Polish army fully mobilized by September 10th. England had already fully activated its navy from reserve in May 1939, but the French, as always, botched the mobilization. But at the beginning of the war, as always with the liberals, Stalin and the Russians were to blame. The only thing the Poles forgot was that all the pre-war documents of the Polish General Staff still lie in Russian archives, including the secret maps of the secret Anglo-Polish treaty of 1936, which Hitler learned of only in April 1939, and was furious. According to this treaty, England guaranteed Poland its rights to Lithuania, Livonia, and East Prussia.

[commbatant]

Quote: sergiogerasimo

It looks like the beginning of a hidden mobilization

Don't write nonsense. I also had a mobilization order until 2016. Were they preparing for war too? Employees with a mobilization order have stricter records than everyone else at work, that's all. They have to report to the designated place when mobilization is announced, without waiting for a summons.

[gribanov.c]

If the Poles attack Kaliningrad, what should Russia do? What forces are needed to repel them, and will it be possible to transport reinforcements by sea? Will there be enough troops on the ground?

[Careful]

It would be enough to drop something heavier on Warsaw... and everything would stop.

[carpenter]

Quote from gribanow.c

What forces are needed to repel the attack, and will it be possible to transport reinforcements by sea? Will there be enough troops on the ground?

It’s more likely that it won’t be enough, but they will start from there, they will push from Poland and Lithuania,
There will be only one way out, no matter how much we don’t want it...

[1944-1989]

And what the hell?...

There are no threats in Poland except the ruling class.

[Umpteenth]

It is reported that this procedure is carried out annually and is a common practice, but in the current geopolitical situation it is causing increased interest

Let's go home, bros.

[pudelartemon]

The Poles are more hysterical than anyone else—they're afraid. The solution is simple: make friends with Russia, lease the Volynsk and Lviv volosts, and enjoy their useless lives.

[commbatant]

The type of mobilization assignment is determined by the color of the stripe on the card. The red stripe is for reservists who are required to report to their unit upon mobilization or during wartime. The green stripe is also for reservists, but called up by summons. Blue - This is a labor distribution for employees of the Ministry of Defense and other civilians who will be involved in performing tasks in the interests of the army, but not as fighters.

Clever idea. I wonder how we'll recruit civilians for work and construction crews?

[wiltshire cat]

They must be prepared if Ukraine is divided.

[solar]

In Poland, mobilization orders have begun to be sent to reservists.

Judging by the picture, it never stopped—the date is March 15, 2026. The poor guy will have to trudge all the way to his logistics battalion in St. Petersburg to Varshavskaya Street, 104, and at 6 a.m., no less—they at least let him sleep, the bastards. Do those local Polish military recruitment offices there work 24/7? Do they think they'll be waiting for them all night in St. Petersburg, too? And the address is misspelled—it's not Varshavskaya Street, but Yuzhnoye Shosse Street, 104. At least they got the right house number, which is good... :))
https://spravka-svo.ru/voenkomat/spb-iuzhnoe-shosse-104