“They also assured that they do not currently plan to issue summonses through the “Rezerv+” application.”, — write: www.unian.ua
They also assured that they do not currently plan to issue summonses through the “Rezerv+” application.
The Ministry of Defense is preparing changes regarding the issuance of subpoenas / collage UNIAN, photo UNIANThe Ministry of Defense plans to automate the process of issuing subpoenas, Oleg Berestovy, head of the Department of Information Technologies of the Ministry of Defense, told the DOU podcast.“The way summonses are issued now is that they are printed out, signed manually, and then such a stack comes to the head of the TCC, who has to sign, put a seal and then distribute it all. It is not efficient at all. Therefore, we have now created a functionality so that it can be generated (a summons ) Be sure to sign with the electronic signature of the head of the TCC and not even print directly at the TCC,” Berestovy said.
He added that this process will not only be more transparent, but also allow the military-political leadership to have more relevant information.
“It (the summons, UNIAN) will be sent to centralized printing, from centralized printing to Ukrposhta, it will deliver it. And we will have information on where this summons will be. It was delivered, not delivered, lost somewhere, how long the delivery has gone,” said Berestovy.
According to the official, it will be possible to check the veracity of the summons through the “Reserve+” application. In particular, there will be a function for scanning a QR code, which will allow you to determine whether the summons is signed with the electronic signature of the head of the TCC and whether it is valid.
Mobilization in Ukraine: important newsThe day before, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiga, said that there are currently about 300,000 Ukrainians of mobilization age living in Poland. According to him, at the moment it is necessary to ask questions about the development of programs by the European Union for the return of Ukrainians home.
Earlier, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi admitted that those mobilized in Ukraine receive insufficient military training. According to him, the situation at the front makes it impossible to provide recruits with proper training – it takes too much time.
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