ВОЕНКОМАТЫ вызывают запасников в 2026 году. НОВЫЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ #призыв, #военкомат, #мобилизация

Discussion on Military Draft and Reserve Call-ups

Overview of the Military Draft in 2026

• The speaker, Marat Samsonov, introduces himself as a lawyer specializing in military conscription, family law, housing disputes, and personal bankruptcy.

• The discussion focuses on the reasons for calling up reservists and partially addresses conscripts in 2026, highlighting new legal objectives that have emerged since 2025.

Changes to Conscription Laws

• In 2026, conscripts can be called year-round instead of during fixed periods. This change aims to alleviate the pressure of urgent calls for service.

• The new system is expected to allow for more thoughtful assessments regarding fitness for service and health conditions among potential recruits.

Objectives for Calling Up Reservists

• Reservists may receive summons primarily to clarify military registration data; these notifications can now be issued electronically as well as on paper.

• Despite previous issues with electronic systems due to security breaches, the military registration database remains operational.

Specific Goals of Summons

• The first goal of summoning reservists is to verify their military registration information.

• A second objective includes sending citizens to military training exercises; a presidential decree has authorized such gatherings for reservists in 2026.

• Thirdly, individuals may be offered contracts for military service. This practice has become common based on consultations with citizens seeking legal advice.

Legal Implications of Signing Contracts

• Citizens are informed that signing contracts is voluntary; refusal will not result in penalties or fines.

• There are humorous anecdotes about older individuals being approached about signing contracts despite not being eligible due to age or status.

New Legislative Developments

• Recent changes allow military offices to summon individuals specifically for contract discussions related to mobilization reserves.

• Special training sessions have been introduced aimed at preparing those within the mobilization reserve framework.

Infrastructure Attacks and Military Contracts

Overview of Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

• Discussion on various infrastructure objects such as oil refineries, power plants, and substations that are currently facing drone attacks from hostile states.

• The implementation of protective measures for these infrastructures is still under consideration, with no clear plan established yet.

Types of Military Contracts

• Explanation of two types of military contracts:

• The first involves serving in the military as a soldier assigned by the state.

• The second type pertains to service in a militia reserve, which is becoming increasingly relevant.

Mobilization and Citizen Participation

• Emphasis on the need for citizens to participate in special mobilization gatherings, requiring them to sign contracts for reservist status.

• Highlighting that these contracts aim to ensure a sufficient number of citizens are available for mobilization efforts.

Notification Process for Military Summons

• Clarification on how summons (повестки) can be delivered:

• Paper summons can be handed out at places like home or work.

• Electronic summons are posted in a registry and notifications sent via government services.

Legal Implications of Non-Awareness

• Discussion about legal consequences if individuals do not receive their electronic summons due to lack of access to government services or internet.

• Argument that an electronic summons placed in the registry after seven days should not incur penalties since individuals may not have been aware it was issued.

Responsibilities Regarding Internet Access

• Assertion that citizens are not legally obligated to monitor online platforms for their summons notifications; they also aren't required to possess technology or internet access.

• Critique regarding the government's failure to provide resources or training necessary for citizens to engage with digital platforms effectively.

Conclusion on Legal Standing

• Final thoughts emphasize that expecting citizens to track their own military obligations through digital means without support is unreasonable.

• Reiteration that there should be no negative legal repercussions stemming from unawareness about summoned obligations due to technological barriers.

Additional Resources

• Promotion of a private Telegram channel where legal advice, sample documents, and strategies related to military obligations are shared.

Electronic Summons and Assistance for Conscripts

Challenges Faced by Conscripts

• The discussion highlights various challenges conscripts may face, such as losing access to electronic summons due to theft of personal gadgets.

• Situations are explored where individuals might miss their electronic summons notifications, leading to complications in their mobilization process.

• The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these unique scenarios that can affect a conscript's ability to respond appropriately.

Support Services Offered

• The organization provides assistance specifically tailored for conscripts and those undergoing mandatory service.

• Services include legal protection during mobilization, changes in fitness categories, and registration processes for conscription.

• The aim is to ensure that individuals are well-informed and supported throughout their military obligations.