Under 25s from occupied territories allowed to enroll universities with a deferral of military registration - Ministry of Reintegration
Kyiv • UNN
The government has allowed people under 25 from the temporarily occupied territories and areas of active hostilities to enter Ukrainian universities with a deferral of military registration until martial law ends.
The government has improved the military registration of people under 25 from the temporarily occupied territories and territories of active hostilities who are enrolling universities, their registration has been postponed, the Ministry of Reintegration reported on Tuesday, UNN reports.
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"The innovations apply to persons under the age of 25 who are in the TOT or who have traveled abroad from the TOT or from the territories of active hostilities. The enrollment of such citizens in Ukrainian higher education institutions will be carried out with a delay in their military registration (until the end of the martial law period)," the Ministry said on Telegram.
According to MP Oleksiy Honcharenko, "The Cabinet of Ministers has postponed the submission of military registration documents to educational institutions for people from the temporarily occupied territories and territories of active hostilities." "But then they have to register with the military within seven days from the date of termination of martial law," the MP wrote in Telegram.
The relevant resolution, as indicated, was adopted today at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers.
"The need for such changes is due to the fact that such persons objectively cannot come to the TCC to register for military service," the Ministry of Reintegration said in .
