In the draft law on mobilization, the list of individuals eligible for deferment from conscription has been expanded

This was reported by MP Alexander Fedienko.

The committee introduced an amendment, according to which the following persons cannot be mobilized:

Those who have a spouse who is classified as disabled of the I or II group.
Those who have a spouse who is classified as disabled of the III group due to the absence of limbs, hands, feet, one of the paired organs, or due to oncological diseases, mental or psychological deficiencies, or if such a person has minor children.
Those who have one of their parents classified as disabled of the I or II group, or one of the parents of their spouse classified as disabled of the I or II group, provided that there are no other persons who are not subject to military service and are legally obliged to support them (except in cases where such persons themselves are disabled, in need of constant care, or serving a term of imprisonment). In the absence of non-military service persons, only one person from among those subject to military service may provide care for the disabled person;
Second-degree relatives of a person classified as disabled of the I or II group, engaged in the permanent care of such person (not more than one, and provided that there are no first-degree relatives or they are unable to provide care due to their own need for care).

This concerns deferment from mobilization for persons caring for disabled individuals.