Ukrainians were explained how the payment of a fine from the TCC in Reserve+ affects removal from the wanted list.

Participants of the beta testing of the 'Reserve+' application can now pay only half of the fine for violating deadlines for data updates, but this does not mean automatic removal from the wanted list.

After paying the fine, one must contact the military commissariats, which will submit an application for removal from the wanted list. However, this procedure needs to be carried out separately.

Lawyer Taras Borovsky expressed doubts about the effectiveness of this approach. 'Paying the fine will not resolve the essence of the violation and may lead to its repeated accrual,' emphasized the lawyer.

Experts advise carefully studying all aspects of the new functionality before using it, as this may not resolve the issue of data updates in military accounting.

Beta testing participants of the 'Reserve+' application can pay only half of the fine for violating deadlines for data updates, but this does not guarantee automatic removal from the wanted list. The procedure for removal from the wanted list requires a separate appeal to the military commissariats. Experts emphasize that paying the fine may not address the essence of the violation and may even lead to its repeated accrual, so they advise carefully investigating all aspects of this innovation before use.