The cancellation of the search is not guaranteed: paying the fine does not eliminate the problems with the TCC

Martial law and general mobilization continue in Ukraine, as a result of which conscripted men are obliged to respond to received summonses. Lawyer Oleksandra Kapitula explained the aspects of fines imposed by territorial centers of recruitment and social support.

According to her, it is impossible to unequivocally state whether it is more profitable to pay a fine or appeal against the TCC’s actions. Each case requires an individual approach: it is important to consider the grounds for placing a person on the wanted list, the presence of official summonses, their correctness, and the wording of the violation in the documents.

The expert noted that paying a fine is often perceived as a quick way to resolve a problem, but it can be seen as an admission of violating military accounting rules. Moreover, if the cause is not eliminated – for example, the person does not pass the military medical board- he can be declared wanted again.

Therefore, the lawyer recommends that you first sign up for a medical examination, pass the VLC, and only then contact the TCC to pay the fine and update the information about passing the commission.

It was also previously reported about the activity of the SBU regarding long-range strikes against Russian targets, as well as about new threats posed by the occupiers to Ukrainians. In particular, it was about why the military cannot take leave and why demobilization during war is dangerous to the country’s defense.