President Zelensky Signs New Mobilization Law Amid Ukraine's Military Struggles

The law mandates registration for men aged 18 to 60, aiming to streamline conscription as Ukraine faces a critical troop shortage.

The new legislation requires all men between 18 and 60 to carry military registration documents at all times, enhancing recruitment efficiency.
Men living abroad must present updated registration to renew passports, tightening control over military obligations.
The law introduces financial incentives for volunteers and penalties for draft dodging, though it stops short of increasing conscription numbers.
Public protests and dissatisfaction emerge as the law excludes provisions for rotating long-serving soldiers off the front lines.
Ukraine's military, facing a severe manpower and ammunition shortage, is under pressure as Russian forces advance.