Wes Streeting: adversaries could attack Britain by 2030, 1000 days remain

The UK Defence Secretary stated that the country must urgently rebuild its army, as potential enemies are approaching the capability to strike.

Lublin Voivodeship and Przemyśl terminate cooperation with Lviv over the decision on the Year of the UPA

Polish regions have terminated agreements with Lviv, citing the city council's decision to dedicate 2027 to the UPA and Roman Shukhevych.

Venislavsky: Reducing exemptions in the defence industry will not increase mobilisation resources

The MP explained that reducing the number of defence industry workers protected from conscription will not increase mobilisation resources, as this sector covers a small share of all exempted individuals.

Permanent Group III disability: list of conditions, criteria and pension calculation

We examine the current rules for the permanent assignment of Group III disability in Ukraine. The list of diseases that grant the status and the mechanism of pension payments.

Zelensky signs decree on implementing all-round city defence

President enacted the National Security and Defence Council decision of 25 September 2026, which provides for the construction of engineering obstacles to protect cities.

Odesa customs officers find $270,000 in hidden compartments of Mercedes minibus

During a border crossing at the Orlivka checkpoint, law enforcement officers found a large sum of cash hidden in the structural cavities of the vehicle.

Kernel loses over half of grain exports due to port infrastructure damage

Agro-holding Kernel reduced oil sales by 48% and grain exports by 54% in the first quarter of fiscal 2027. The company attributes this to attacks on maritime infrastructure.

Kyiv police officer drunk hits pedestrians in Volyn and leaves them without help

A 20-year-old officer from a unit of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Kyiv, driving an Audi, hit two pedestrians in Kamin-Kashyrskyi district. Blood alcohol level of 2.07 per mille detected; criminal case opened.

Venislavsky: Reducing exemptions in the defence industry will not increase mobilisation resources

26 October 2026 21:08by Ткачева Дарья

Changes to exemption rules will not provide additional resources

Reducing the number of defence-industrial complex (DIC) workers entitled to exemption will not lead to an increase in the country's mobilisation potential. This view was expressed by MP Venislavsky.

DIC share in the total number of protected individuals

According to the politician, only 10% of the total number of Ukrainians on exemption are employed in the defence-industrial complex. Therefore, changes in this specific sector will not increase mobilisation resources.

Comments

No comments yet. Be the first!

Back to top ↑

Venislavsky: Reducing exemptions in the defence industry will not increase mobilisation resources

Changes to exemption rules will not provide additional resources

DIC share in the total number of protected individuals

Comments

Leave a comment

More stories