The first absentee summonses have been sent to ‘Ukrposhta’

The first six thousand summonses, generated automatically, have been sent to “Ukrposhta” for distribution to conscripts.

This was reported by the publication Ukrainian Military Pages, citing sources in the command of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

On September 17, for the first time, there was a centralized exchange of summonses in electronic form—summonses from all territorial recruitment centers, signed with electronic signatures of their heads, were automatically sent to the servers of “Ukrposhta.”

In total, the company received about six thousand summonses, which were generated by the Register of Military Conscripts. A special QR code is printed on the summonses.

It is stated that they have already been printed by “Ukrposhta” and are being sent to the home addresses of those obligated to military service.

This has not been officially confirmed.

Earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved a new type of summons from the territorial recruitment centers, which will be generated on a form or through “Obereg.”

Media also reported that in Ukraine, absentee summonses have already started to be sent by mail and are considered served even if the person did not receive them.