Ministry of Defense of Ukraine

The number of tax officers should be reduced by 80%, which would save billions for the army, says the co-founder of the UUE.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has approved the scope of first aid for the military. The document defines four levels of care, a list of skills and medicines that will improve the quality of tactical medicine training.

Russia has encountered serious difficulties in fulfilling the plan to recruit new soldiers, according to a representative of the Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate. the Russian authorities are using new incentives and coercion to force citizens to sign contracts.

The chief specialist of Odesa RSA was exposed for corruption. He demanded $1,000 for influencing the receipt of a permit to reserve the company's employees from mobilization.

Ukrainian prisoners are held in colonies on the occupied territories and in the Russian Federation, in particular in border and remote regions. For this purpose, places in colonies are freed up and special institutions are used.

In two months, from May 18 to July 16, 2024, 4,690,496 Ukrainians liable for military service updated their military registration data in accordance with the requirements of the law: 3,028,066 - through the Reserve+ mobile application, 1,152,227 - through administrative service centers, and 510,203 - through territorial recruitment and social support centers.

The Ministry of Defense has launched an electronic booking service for employees of critical enterprises and companies that support the country's defense on the Diia portal, making the process quick and transparent.

Last year, the SBU successfully struck the Crimean Bridge for the second time when Sea Baby maritime drones rammed into the bridge's pylons, cutting off a critical logistical artery for Russian troops in southern Ukraine.

About 40 men were refused to cross the border as of 7 a. m. due to the lack of mandatory military registration documents, which are required for all men aged 18 to 60 when traveling abroad from Ukraine.

The Ministry of Defense currently has no information about an increase in the number of checkpoints for checking the documents of persons liable for military service.

Starting from July 17, those liable for military service in Ukraine can update their data only through the Reserve+ app or at the Territorial Recruiting Centers and JVs, the press service of the Ministry of Defense reports.

The Ministry of Defense has returned to the Armed Forces of Ukraine a significant amount of ammunition of various calibers that were previously transferred for disposal, and after quality control, this ammunition is now being used against the Russian occupiers on the battlefield.

President Zelenskyy held important meetings on the military situation, arms supplies, and international talks scheduled for this week.

Ukrainian persons liable for military service abroad who fail to update their military records by July 16 face administrative fines with possible seizure of property or accounts if the fines are not paid.

Ukrainian intelligence and cyber volunteers attacked about 100 Russian websites. 39 of them are still down. These are companies that serve the Russian public sector, which is involved in the war against Ukraine.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Iryna Harbuz of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, citizens will receive separate summonses to undergo a military medical commission. So, updating military registration data does not automatically imply undergoing a military medical commission.

Those who fail to update their military registration documents on time face an administrative fine. However, anyone who disagrees with the imposed penalty has the right to appeal the decision to the court.

The Ministry of Defense is working to make the Reserve+ app a fully digital analog of a military ID card, with features such as automatic deferral, online booking, online data updates, and retrieval of data from other registries through electronic requests.

According to the Deputy Minister of Defense, as of July 16, almost 3. 2 million citizens have updated their data through the Reserve+ app and almost 3 million have created an electronic military ID card.

If the government does not extend the deadline for updating military data, it will lead to a collapse in the judicial system due to the influx of lawsuits regarding fines for not updating credentials.

More than 4 million Ukrainians have used the Reserve+ app, territorial military commissariats and administrative service centers to update their personal data and obtain military registration documents, the Situation Center of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reports.

Thanks to this system, the military plans operations and combat missions, exchanges information on the location of enemy forces in the protected space.

The Ministry of Defense believes that 60 days was enough time to update military records, so it is not initiating amendments to Ukrainian legislation to extend the deadline for updating military data.

About 3 million citizens have updated their military records, but not all of them will be called up for military service, as the Armed Forces' need for recruits is much lower.

About 3 million citizens have updated their military records, but not all of them will be called up for military service, as the need for conscription is much lower.

A recruiting center for joining the Armed Forces of Ukraine has opened in Odesa, offering advice and assistance in choosing positions that match civilian skills for men and women aged 18 to 60.

The Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine discussed with the delegation of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers the strengthening of strategic partnership in the field of defense construction, mine clearance and infrastructure security.

29 samples of weapons and military equipment were successfully codified last week.

Luxembourg and Denmark have provided the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine with network equipment and licenses worth more than €2 million to improve network security and facilitate the implementation of information systems.

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi spoke about the successful testing of the integrated use of ground and airborne robotic and unmanned systems in real combat, emphasizing the priority of introducing innovative combat unmanned and robotic platforms in the troops as soon as possible.