Involvement of the SBU and checkpoints: Ukraine will introduce enhanced mobilization measures

All of this is being implemented within the framework of legal norms to strengthen the country’s defense.

Nine mobile posts are already operational in the Poltava region, according to the news reports.

Their locations are Kremenchuk, Poltava, Myrhorod and Lubny districts.

The posts are staffed by six police officers, four representatives of the military commissariat, an employee of the Military Law Enforcement Service, and a representative of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). The head of the capital’s military administration, Timur Tkachenko, noted that the capital does not currently plan to switch to a similar regime, emphasizing the legality of all actions without coercion.

District administrations and relevant services are also involved in these measures. According to the Center for Countering Disinformation, hostile media are spreading false information, presenting the mobilization in Ukraine as chaos and injustice. Mobilization measures are necessary in connection with Russia’s full-scale aggression. At the same time, the propaganda does not mention that mass mobilization is underway in Russia itself, often using brutal methods.

The Center for Countering Disinformation emphasizes that military commissariat employees are acting within the law. Despite the increased mobilization, no significant changes have been observed on the front so far, but this is only the beginning. However, it is worth remembering that the representatives of the CCK are doing their job. If Russia had not started the war, no one would have issued summonses. Ukraine is not an aggressor — we are only defending ourselves.

The latest events indicate that the occupiers intend to kill. They do not perceive Ukrainians as people. We are fighting for our existence. If we do not defend ourselves, the enemy will force us to fight on his terms. In the occupied territories, Ukrainians are mobilized under the threat of execution, which already happened a hundred years ago when Ukraine was subjected to aggression, which led to the Holodomor. Therefore, we must not only support the army financially but also be actively involved in volunteer activities. This is the only way to victory.

Earlier, we reported that volunteers would not be able to win the war on their own: a military man explained the need for mobilization.

Also, an Azov fighter criticized Ukrainians for insufficient mobilization.

As a reminder, instructions have been presented on how to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine without the intervention of military commissariats.