Due to the military invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, general mobilization and martial law continue. During mobilization, men liable for military service from 18 to 60 years old who receive subpoenas are subject to conscription. The Center for Counteracting Disinformation (CPC) reported that certain Ukrainian media and Telegram channels began to disseminate information about the announcement of general mobilization in Ukraine.

The JRC noted that such resources focused readers' attention on the possibility of territorial recruitment and social support centers to put on the wanted list persons liable for military service who did not appear on call..

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“This news is manipulative and is distributed solely for the sake of raising ratings,” the JRC stressed..

Specialists of the JRC noted that the general mobilization in Ukraine was announced by the Decree of the President for another 24. 02. 2022.

“At the same time, mobmers are renewed every 90 days. By the current Decree of the President of Ukraine, the period for general mobilization was extended from 19. 02. 2023 for a period of 90 days,” explained the Center.

The JRC recalled that liability for evading mobilization is also not a novelty and is provided for by the criminal legislation of Ukraine, the latest version of which is dated back to 2021.

Earlier, Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar warned about fakes about mobilization from the Russians.