4.7 million Ukrainians update their military registration
Since the mobilization reform law came into force on May 18, 4,690,496 draft-eligible Ukrainian citizens have updated their military registration, Defense Ministry announced on July 17.
According to the ministry, 3,028,066 people updated their data through the government’s Reserve+ app, with 1,152,227 doing so in-person via Administrative Service Centers.
The least popular approach was to go through the military recruitment centers— only 510,203 people went this route.
As of July 16, the two-month deadline has passed for adult male Ukrainians aged 18-60 to update their registration.
Earlier on July 17, Deputy Defense Minister Kateryna Chernohorenko stated that the Reserve+ app would still allow data updates after July 16, but only for those who had never used the app before, making it their first authorization.
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