General mobilization and martial law continue in Ukraine. During this period, men liable for military service who receive summons are subject to conscription. But some men have the right to a deferment. The head of the communications group of the Kirovograd Regional TCC and JV Polina Kravchenko told Suspilny who the deferment can be automatically extended.

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Kravchenko explained that the deferment from mobilization continues automatically for 14 categories:.

people with disabilities;

temporarily unfit for service;

parents of three or more children under 18 years of age;

parents of a child with a disability under 18 years of age;

parents of an adult child with a disability of group I or II;

people who have a wife or husband with a disability of group I or II;

those who care for parents with disabilities (their own or their husband’s/wife’s);

women and men who are raising a child under 18 years of age if their husband or wife serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine;

full-time or dual study students, as well as doctoral students and interns;

scientific, scientific-pedagogical and pedagogical workers who teach at their main place of work for at least 0.75 salaries;

people whose close relatives died or went missing during hostilities or martial law;

relatives of Heroes of Ukraine, noted posthumously for courage during the Revolution of Dignity;

people illegally deprived of their liberty as a result of armed aggression of the Russian Federation;

military released from captivity.

The representative of TCC and JV added that if the postponement continues automatically, then nothing needs to be done.

“Reserve+ users should receive a message about auto-renewal by the end of October,” she said.

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