US EditionAuthorization Issues Are Fixed in the Reserve+ App
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Military personnel who failed to update their personal data in time can now pay their fines online in "Reserve+". Moreover, there will be a 50% discount on online payments. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. A new service has been launched in "Reserve+" since today, July 11 - payment of fines. Thanks to it, military personnel who did not update their data before July 16, 2024, can pay their fin…
This is reported by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. It is noted that specialists are working to eliminate the problem.” At the same time, if the user has already generated a PDF document in the system, he can freely use it during inspections — such a document has the same legal force as a paper one,” the Defense Department emphasized. They added that in the near future the application will work again in the usual mode.June 26, the Ministry o…
"Reserve+" outage: Ministry of Defense expects work to resume soonThe Ministry of Defense confirmed temporary difficulties with authorization in the "Reserve+" application due to high load. Specialists are working to fix the problem, and the application is expected to resume work soon.
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