Mobile Centers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at the Front Line: How to Obtain Documents Under Shelling.

According to inkorr.com: The Minister of Internal Affairs, Ihor Klymenko, spoke about the difficulties that people at the front line face when trying to obtain documents due to constant shelling.

“In frontline communities, it is difficult for people to reach service centers or migration services. Therefore, I instructed mobile units to work directly on the ground, responding to the requests of the population. Of course, while adhering to safety rules for everyone,” the minister explained.

Results of Mobile Units' Work

Over the course of two weeks, mobile service units operated in Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Sumy regions, and their results are impressive:

• issued or exchanged 64 driver's licenses;
• re-registered 75 vehicles;
• discarded 13 vehicles destroyed by Russian strikes;
• processed over a hundred applications for documents;
• 34 people received passports.

The government is doing everything possible to ease the lives of citizens at the front lines and provide convenient access to necessary documents without unnecessary difficulties and restrictions.

The provision of mobile services in frontline zones demonstrates the unwavering support of the state for citizens affected by the war. Thanks to the efforts of mobile units, many people can obtain important documents needed for their further life and recovery after the conflict.