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Ukraine Changes Mobilization Rules: 8 Categories Lose Deferment

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Ukraine has amended its mobilization rules, with eight categories of Ukrainians losing their deferment from military service. These include students and postgraduates in part-time or evening education, men with multiple children behind on alimony, individuals caring for a spouse with a III group disability, single fathers, men caring for individuals with I or II group disabilities, employees of Ministry of Defense enterprises, individuals previously classified as 'limitedly fit', and men re-examined and declared healthy after February 24, 2022. Conversely, military conscripts who lost a non-full sibling or sister in the war have gained the right to deferment.

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