A register of electronic subpoenas is being tested in Russia
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is testing the website of the Unified Register of Military Registration with electronic summonses. The system will restrict the rights of citizens who fail to report to the military registration and enlistment office and should be fully operational on November 1.
In Russia, the website of the Unified Register of Military Registration has been launched in test mode, where, according to the authorities, Russians will be able to find out whether they have an electronic agenda for the military registration and enlistment office. This was reported by the Russian media, UNN reports.
Details
Currently, the Unified Register of Military Registration is being checked in the Ryazan region, Sakhalin region, and the Republic of Mari El.
The website states that the summons is considered to have been served, in particular, 7 days after the date of entry into the register. Also, all Russians whose data is in the register are automatically restricted from leaving the country.
In case of failure to report to the military commissariat within 20 days from the date specified for reporting, the citizen of the Russian Federation will be banned:
- drive motor vehicles,
- register legal companies, vehicles, and real estate,
- get loans, etc.
It is noted that these restrictions are “temporary” and can be lifted within a day after reporting to the military registration and enlistment office.
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The Russian media emphasize that electronic summonses themselves can be sent out for various purposes: to clarify military documents, to send a person liable for military service to the place of service, to a medical or draft board.
They also indicate that the main operator of the registry is the Russian Ministry of Defense. And the FSB, the Foreign Intelligence Service, the Federal Service for Technical and Export Control, the Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Digital Transformation worked on its launch.
Currently, electronic summonses are in test mode. It is expected that the Unified Register of Military Registration will become fully operational on November 1 this year.
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