The state border service of Ukraine detains be mobilizing people who want to travel outside of the country, said Tuesday the assistant to the head of the Agency Oleg Slobodyan, explaining that the laws of such activities is not provided.

in January, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko signed a decree on additional measures for supporting the implementation of the partial mobilization in 2015. Instructed the government to study the issue of legislative regulation of the procedure of exit from the country of citizens of Ukraine, liable for military service by mobilization, for a special period (the special operation in the Donbass). Later, Ukrainian media reported about the fact that the number leaving the country subject to the mobilization of men has greatly increased. About the failure of mobilization in Western Ukraine was declared by the adviser to the President Yury Biryukov, however, in the Ministry of defence assured that his data does not correspond to reality.

"there are currently no mandatory initiatives and any changes in legislation restricting the Ukrainian citizens, specifically men of military age, or those men who fall under mobilization, their right to travel abroad, were not accepted, and these changes in the law have been made. For this reason, At the moment, no time limitations and legal procedures in relation to this category of people we do not " - said Slobodyan at a press conference.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine fifteen January approved the decree of Peter Poroshenko About in 2015 three stages of partial mobilization in connection with the special operation in the Southeast of the country.

1st phase started on 20 January. It lasted 90 days, it was planned to employ 50 thousand people. The subsequent phase, scheduled for April, is designed for sixty days. Another stage of mobilization is expected in June. In the end approved by the Rada of the programme the total number of mobilized and designed in 2015, can be 144 thousand people. The Russian authorities claimed that the majority of Ukrainians avoid mobilization, trying to move to Russia and " sit ".

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