...do I have to go to the TCC and can I be fined if I don't come?
If I received a notice, but I was removed from the military register before the war...
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Yaroslav Sikorsky
A summons can be served both to a person who is removed and excluded from military registration. When serving a summons, authorized persons do not establish the presence or absence of a postponement of the draft. These issues are dealt with directly by the recruitment committee.
Therefore, upon receiving a summons, you must arrive at the appropriate time at the appropriate place, otherwise you may receive a fine.
04.07.2023 15:11
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