In Belarus, summonses will be sent via SMS: Lukashenko signs law
Kyiv • UNN
Lukashenka signs a law allowing military commissariats in Belarus to notify citizens of conscription via SMS, and telecommunications operators are obliged to provide phone numbers.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko has signed a law that allows military commissariats to notify people about their appearance at a military registration and enlistment office via SMS, and mobile operators are obliged to provide the numbers of citizens who are registered for military service. This is stated in the law No. 363-3, UNN reports.
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According to the law, military commissariats are allowed to notify citizens of their appearance at a military commissariat or call-up for military service via SMS. Telecommunications operators are now obliged to provide the numbers of citizens registered for military service at the request of military commissariats within a week of receiving the request.
SMS notifications will be sent in the event of mobilization, as well as for mobilization preparation activities. The fact of sending will be sufficient for the message to be considered legally delivered to the addressee.
Recall
Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Lukashenko says Minsk does not want war, but is preparing troops for possible hostilities.
The situation on the border with Belarus remains stable. Ukraine is monitoring the situation, preparing to respond to possible scenarios, and strengthening the border.
According to the State Border Guard Service, there are currently no signs of Russian strike groups building up in Belarus.
