"We can say that 300,000 Ukrainians (drafted, conscripts, and reservists) have already submitted their personal information in the "Reserve+" application (also known as the electronic cabinet)," stated the spokesperson.Some 620,000 people have downloaded the app, and many individuals are still in line to submit because the system was somewhat overloaded on the first day.
"There were certain technical glitches, most of which have now been fixed. It is now possible to clarify details on "Reserve+" abroad in practically all countries where Ukrainian conscripts are present," said Lazutkin.The spokesperson said the project's service center operates 24 hours a day and urged people to contact it. He said problems and inconveniences are being resolved. In addition, according to Lazutkin, within a month, the "Reserve+" app will offer a special code similar to the one that should be on the military registration document. Such a code will be valid for verification by Territorial Centres of Recruitment and Social Support and other state services, police, and the State Border Guard Service, allowing men not to carry paper documents.
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