Maksym Nesmianov, a well-known activist and TV presenter in Ukraine, and currently a military man, received a summons while on combat duty since March of last year.

Nesmyanov told about this in a comment for TSN.ua.

"Being in the military unit since March of last year, I received a summons to my Kyiv address," says Maksym Nesmianov in surprise. . I came to the unit, my documents were looked at there, they were registered, and a form was issued. I started serving. In October, I received a call from the military department (recruitment center - Ed.) and invited me to come. I replied that I was in the Donetsk region. To the employee of the military department I sent a picture of my military ID and no more questions were asked. Now, two hours ago, they brought me a summons. But I'm on combat duty. I can't go anywhere! I don't understand why they sent me. There must be some problem with databases. That's how I understand it. That would be nonsense,if I leave the combat unit and go to deal with the papers."

"It's interesting, but the summons is the reason for me to be released from the unit to Kyiv. I have been serving since March 10, 2022, but for some reason they want to call me up again. I hope that I will not be imprisoned," Nesmyanov wrote on his Facebook page.

In turn, our sources in the Ministry of Defense suggested that such situations "sometimes happen". 

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