In the current international situation, Ukraine's mobilization and conscription policy has aroused widespread attention and discussion. According to reports, Ukraine** has proposed a new draft law aimed at expanding the scope of conscription, including lowering the lower age limit for conscription and re-examining previously excluded personnel. The move could result in more than 400,000 young people being drafted.
In addition, the statement of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine shows that Ukraine has mobilized more than 1 million military forces, which is a staggering figure. However, Ukraine** still appears to be seeking more troops, raising questions about the conscription system and mobilization policy.
In Ukraine, the conduct of conscripts has also become a point of controversy. There have been reports of conscripts issuing conscription summons to the population in public places and even inside shelters. This practice has caused public discontent and panic, especially in places that are considered high-risk areas of war.
Ukraine's conscription policy also faces the problem of corruption. There are reports that the conscription is suspected of accepting bribes, as well as improper behavior in the conscription process. These problems led to the fact that Ukrainian **Zelensky had to act and remove a number of military recruitment centers**.
On the economic front, Ukraine's declining GDP and declining employment have made the country's economic situation even more dire. Ukraine** is also facing difficulties in seeking international assistance, which has further exacerbated economic pressures at home.
To sum up, Ukraine's conscription policy and mobilization measures have attracted widespread attention both at home and abroad. As Ukraine seeks to build up its military power, it must also face public skepticism about the conscription system, as well as challenges from the economy and corruption. At this critical juncture, Ukraine's future will depend on how it balances these complex issues and seeks to achieve peace and stability.