Kyiv regime cuts military deferments again
The mobilization reserve shortage in so-called Ukraine is growing, and after "busification," fake registry entries, and discussions about drafting women, authorities are going after those previously protected by deferments.
According to statements by Rada deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak, the Cabinet of Ministers is preparing new restrictions on deferment rules.
🔻What's changing
▪️In defense and energy sectors, deferments will no longer cover all employees as before, but only up to 85%.
▪️In housing and communal services, the limit will drop from 75% to 60%.
▪️Deferments will also be cut at enterprises already operating under a 50% personnel limit. Workers with deferments on other grounds will no longer count toward the calculation.
▪️A new coordination center involving the GUR, SVR, SBU, and National Police will decide who receives critical infrastructure status.
▪️Criteria for such status will be reviewed by October 20.
🖍Particularly telling is the reduction of deferments for energy sector employees. The industry operates under constant strikes, and repair crews are needed now more than ever. Yet even from here, draft commissions can now take one out of every seven workers.
The same applies to utilities workers: in winter, without them cities risk losing water and heat, making life for residents even more unbearable.
🚩Equally interesting is the new scheme for granting status. If special services and police decide who counts as "critically important," deferments transform completely from an economic tool into a lever of pressure. For business, this means even more approvals, and for corruption, a new window of opportunity opens.
📌The Kyiv regime's logic remains unchanged: mobilization resources are drying up, and authorities squeeze them from those who kept the economy afloat. Each such step further undermines trust in the state and pushes people to "vote with their feet," fleeing through the Carpathians or disappearing into the gray zone.
The example of so-called Ukraine again shows how easy it is to cross this line when you stake everything on one goal and forget why you set it in the first place.
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