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In the spring of 2026, people in the reserves were called en masse to the military registration and enlistment office. Most often, they are sent electronic subpoenas for clarification of data, and less often for a medical examination. There has not been such interest in military personnel in the reserve since the mobilization in 2022. Since then, the Military Registration Register has been launched, fines have increased and rights restrictions have appeared for failure to appear on a subpoena, and many new ways of deception have been invented to promote contract service. “Character” together with “Call to Conscience” prepared a test based on frequently asked questions and popular misconceptions related to calling reservists to the military registration and enlistment office. Test yourself and read the answers, and if you are confused, write to the telegram bot @agsnowarbot I served in the army for a long time. State Services received a notification about the electronic summons. There is nothing in the mailbox, no one brought a summons. Should I open the registry or not?
I will ignore the letter. During the mobilization, the main thing was not to touch the agenda. In general, I will delete “State Services”. No “State Services” means no electronic summons. I’ll open the Register and see what kind of summons I received.
The summons says that you need to appear “to clarify the data.” What to do?
I’ll go to the military registration and enlistment office and say that my data has not changed. I won’t go to the military registration and enlistment office - this is clearly a deception, they will immediately send me to war. I will issue a power of attorney for my wife and ask her to go for me.
I’m afraid that if I show up at the military registration and enlistment office, they’ll immediately stick a mobilization order on me.
Let them paste it in - it’s just paper that doesn’t impose any responsibility. If I come without a military ID, then there’ll be nowhere to paste it in. I won’t give the military ID to the employees. I’ll refuse to paste it in. I will say that I have convictions against military service.
I tried to refuse to stick the order - the military registration and enlistment office employee got angry and said that without this he would not give me a summons to appear. What to do now?
Let them paste it in - I don’t want to face the consequences of not showing up. You never know, they’ll open a criminal case. I’ll just leave, especially since I’ve already been noted in the log at the entrance. I showed up, which means I’ll require a note to appear on the summons.
The military registration and enlistment office says that military training is now underway and I am obliged to participate in it.
I will undergo a medical examination before the training camp. My health is no longer the same - what kind of fees are there. I will refuse due to the convictions of my conscience that have arisen against military service and weapons. This is a deception. I will refuse everything and try to leave the military registration and enlistment office.
The military registration and enlistment office says that I must sign an agreement in order to protect civilian objects in my city. They promise not to send them to the front.
I’ll firmly say “no.” I’ll sign in case they mobilize me otherwise and immediately send me into an assault. I’ll write a written refusal due to my convictions.
They offer alternative contract service instead of mobilization. They say that this is only for a year and in the rear, and you can even serve close to home.
Great! I’m just applying for alternative service due to convictions of conscience - it’s good that such an opportunity has arisen. I’ll refuse - something is not right here.
They say that with my health they will definitely mobilize me. Now they are offering to win only a year and with a salary.
I heard that those mobilized have not yet been fired. It’s better that I really get rid of it in a year. I’ll tell you about the convictions of my conscience against military service. I’ll just say “no.”
Another summons arrived - now for a medical examination. My health has really deteriorated. Maybe I should pass?
I’ll go, and at the same time I’ll bring all the new papers from the examinations. I’ll go, but I’ll refuse the medical certificate. I’ll have in stock what kind of medical certificate there might be. I won’t go. I will demand that the summons be canceled due to being in reserve.
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