Mobilization in Ukraine from October 1: who will receive summons and how they are delivered.

According to inkorr.com: According to Ukrainian law, a general mobilization and martial law will start in the country on October 1 and will last until the beginning of November 2025. Men aged between 18 and 60 are subject to conscription and are obligated to serve in the Armed Forces.

Who is included in the first call

According to Ukrainian legislation, citizens of conscription age are selected for mobilization if deemed fit for service by a medical commission and who cannot legally evade conscription.

Priority candidates include individuals with military experience, as well as those who previously had health limitations, men aged 25-60 without military backgrounds, and those who have lost the right to deferment from conscription.

Conditions for delivering summons

According to the law, summons may be delivered anywhere: at home, at work, in educational institutions, or even on the street. They may be delivered by representatives of territorial recruitment centers, local authorities, or heads of enterprises and organizations.

The process is considered complete only when the conscript personally signs the summons. Delivery of a summons by registered mail is also official.

Thus, from October 1, a general mobilization starts in Ukraine, which will last until November 2025. Men aged 18 to 60, who are obligated to serve in the Armed Forces, will be subject to conscription. Citizens may have no military experience; however, under certain conditions as specified by law, summons may be delivered anywhere and are considered officially received only after being signed by the conscript.

This decision is an important step towards ensuring the country's defense capability in the face of current challenges. Authorities urge citizens to take their obligations seriously and closely monitor announcements regarding conscription.