The Council supported the release from the conscription of the relatives of the dead in the war

The Verkhovna Rada (Photo: NV) The Verkhovna Rada on Friday, July 29, has generally adopted a bill on expanding the list of people who are not subject to conscription during mobilization, and the inclusion of citizens whose relatives were killed in the war. According to the People's Deputy from Voice Yaroslav Zheleznyak in the Telegram-channel, the bill №7481 supported 282 people's deputies.

According to the document, women and men whose close relatives have died or disappeared during the repel of Russia's armed aggression in Donetsk and Luhansk regions (ATO, OOS) and reprimanding armed aggression against Ukraine during martial law. Parliament also approved in general the bill No. 7352 (281 votes) on the deferral from the conscription during the mobilization of scientific, scientific-pedagogical and pedagogical staff, regardless of the availability of their academic title or degree.

According to the document, the right to defer the scientific, scientific-pedagogical and pedagogical staff of scientific institutions and organizations, institutions of higher, professional higher, professional (vocational-technical) or general secondary education, employed at the main place of work at least 0, will 75 rates. According to the law on mobilization training and mobilization, scientific and pedagogical staff who have a academic title and/or degree have the right to defer.