Due to Russian military aggression in Ukraine, general mobilization and martial law continue. Men liable for military service from 18 to 60 years old are subject to mobilization.

Sometimes there are cases when relatives or friends of a military man lost contact with him. In this case, they need to contact the hotline of the Commissioner for Missing Persons. The Ministry of Reintegration explained what information should be reported about a military man who does not get in touch.

If communication with the serviceman is lost, this should be reported to:.

to the hotline of the Commissioner for Missing Persons at 0 800 339 247 or you can write to messengers on the number: (095) 896-04-21.

personally to the Commissioner by phone: (099) 792-01-26.

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Call center specialists need to provide the following information about the military:.

surname, name and patronymic, date of birth;

passport data, personal number and number of a military ID or badge;

contact details of the place of permanent deployment of the military unit;

Full name and contacts of the immediate commander and commander of the unit;

contact details of the military registration and enlistment office from which the defender was called up;

hotline numbers of units, brigades, groups;

date when you lost contact with your loved one.

“If you see a photo or other data about the missing in public, pass the information to the call center specialists,” the department noted..

Previously, we wrote what to do if a person was captured.