The bill on demobilization will not appear in the next six months — Politics
According to the people's deputy, the current priority is to ensure rotation in the army.
It is too early to say that within the next six months the bill on demobilization will appear in the Verkhovna Rada and be adopted.
Fedir Venislavskyi, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence, stated this on Radio NV.
Venislavskyi said that some deputies suggested adding certain provisions regarding demobilization and the release of military personnel from service to the draft law, “which was eventually removed at the request of the Cabinet of Ministers.”
“This, in my opinion, was done either out of a lack of understanding of the consequences of such statements and such actions, or it was some kind of deliberate malicious intent. But during a full-scale war, to promise that there will be mass discharges from military service is very inappropriate, m' in other words, the interests of the national…
