Ukraine Tightens Military Deferment Rules for Disabled

Ukraine: New Law Makes Deferments More Difficult for Disabled Zhytomyr, Ukraine – Recent changes to Ukrainian legislation have made obtaining deferments from military service significantly more challenging for individuals with disabilities. The alteration, which removed a crucial clause from Resolution 660, has left many struggling to navigate the new requirements. "The removal of this clause has complicated the process significantly," explained one speaker in a recent video discussing the changes. "Now, even with the necessary documentation, it's much harder to obtain a deferment." The video highlights the difficulties faced by those seeking deferments, emphasizing the need to thoroughly understand the revised legal text to avoid misunderstandings. The speakers urge individuals to carefully examine the details of Resolution 660 and seek legal counsel if needed. The changes have created uncertainty and frustration for many, underscoring the importance of clear and accessible information regarding legal rights and obligations during this time. This report underscores the need for clear communication and legal support for vulnerable populations in Ukraine.