The mobilization age will not be lowered: the reasons explained by the Rada and the monthly figures provided

The mobilization age in Ukraine

According to ХВИЛЯ: The Rada explained why the mobilization age is not being lowered in Ukraine. People's Deputy Fedir Venislavskyi noted that mobilization remains stable at approximately 30,000 citizens per month. He also emphasized the lack of political will to change the mobilization age.

As of today, the mobilization age in Ukraine is not being lowered. According to Venislavskyi, neither the president nor the parliament has the political will to lower the mobilization age. This situation has persisted for a considerable time, and the figures have remained more or less stable over the past year and a half.

The mobilization situation

Moreover, the deputy noted that men aged 22 are allowed to travel abroad. At the same time, there are currently no legislative proposals that would foresee compulsory mobilization of women. It is important to note that statistics about deserters, which are published in the media, according to Venislavskyi, are inflated, and courts treat desertion cases leniently.

Thus, currently in Ukraine, the mobilization of men continues, while women are not subject to compulsory mobilization.

As of today, mobilization remains an important part of the country's military policy, and its level remains stable.

The issue of the mobilization age in Ukraine remains relevant in the context of the war and the country's security. The stability of the mobilization process may indicate that the authorities are trying to maintain a balance between military needs and the social situation in society. In the context of a prolonged military conflict, the issues of mobilization and its regulation will remain in the spotlight of both state structures and society as a whole.