Ukrainian Men Abroad Scramble In Wake Of Mobilization Crackdown
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty - 2024-04-28T09:30:06.090Z

Ukraine has announced new rules for men of fighting age living abroad -- leaving many in doubt about how the change will affect them. From May 18, Ukrainian consulates will temporarily stop providing services for males between 18 and 60 who have not updated their military records.

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