Ukraine's Controversial Mobilization: 93% of Previously Unfit Men Now Deemed Fit for Duty

Ukraine's Mobilization Drive Raises Concerns: 93% of Previously Unfit Men Now Deemed Fit for Service KIEV, UKRAINE – A recent report from Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has sparked controversy and protests across the country. The report claims that 93% of men previously deemed "limited fit" for military service have been declared fit following repeat medical examinations. This has raised concerns about the potential for coercion and disregard for legitimate medical conditions. The video shows long lines of men waiting outside a military medical commission. One man interviewed, who wished to remain anonymous, stated, "They are not listening to our doctors. They just want bodies." This sentiment reflects widespread concerns about the pressure on medical professionals to declare men fit for duty, regardless of their health status. The Ministry of Defense has yet to respond to these allegations, but the video's footage and testimonies highlight the significant ethical and practical concerns surrounding this policy. The situation warrants further investigation into the fairness and transparency of the medical examination process in Ukraine's mobilization efforts. The potential for a broader human rights concern is evident.