More than 47 thousand proceedings for violation of military registration rules have been opened since the beginning of 2025. A third of them have already been completed. About 4.5 thousand proceedings per month are opened by the MCC this year. Of these, 98 fines were imposed on women. A record 9 proceedings per person were opened against two men in Sumy region.
47,046 fines for violating the rules of military registration were recorded as of the beginning of October 2025. 14,454 proceedings – about a third – have already been completed.
It is worth reminding that you can check for overdue fines of the UCC in the Opendatabot.
On average, the TCC opens 4.5 thousand new proceedings every month. However, July was a record-breaking month with 7,595 openings. The lion’s share of July fines fell on the capital: 26% or 1,999 proceedings.
In total, 18 regions of Ukraine already have more than a thousand open proceedings in 2025. Kyiv is the absolute leader with 7,163 proceedings (15%). It was followed by Sumy (4,251 or 9%), Odesa (3,995 or 9%), Dnipro (3,846 or 8%), and Kharkiv (3,349 or 7%) regions.
The lowest rates are recorded in the west and in the area of active hostilities: Lviv region – 626, Rivne region – 464, Ivano-Frankivsk region – 315, Kherson region – 137, and in Luhansk region – 11 cases.
The vast majority of those fined were men aged 25 to 45 (80% of cases), while women accounted for 98 cases, which is only 0.2% of the total. It is worth noting that since July 31, 2025, a new mechanism for registering women with medical or pharmaceutical education has been in place – since then, 26 proceedings have been opened against women under the new rules.
The record holder in terms of activity was the Sumy City MCC, which opened 9 proceedings against two men this year, as well as 8 proceedings against another man. This is currently the largest number of fines per person in the country.
https://opendatabot.ua/analytics/tck-fines-2025-10
Only 39% of overdue fines have been paid this year
The number of debts for fines issued due to violations of military registration rules is growing in Ukraine. According to the Ministry of Justice, more than 21 thousand proceedings for violation of military registration were recorded in Ukraine in 10 months of 2024. This is already 2 times more than in the whole of 2023. Only one in three overdue fines has been paid this year. The vast majority of debts are owed by men, but there are currently more fines for women.
21,336 debts for fines due to violations of military registration rules were opened in Ukraine this year. This is 2 times more than for the whole of last year: 10,542 proceedings were registered in the Register then.
You cancheck the fines from the Transfer Pricing Commission that have been enforced in the Opendatabot.
Only one in three proceedings was closed this year, which means that the fine was paid. For comparison, out of 10,542 debts for fines from the TCC last year, 72% of cases were closed.
The overwhelming majority of debts are registered against men – 21,161 proceedings, or 99%. However, there are more women who have fines for violating the rules of military registration. Over the year, the number of proceedings against women increased 1.4 times: from 121 last year to 175 this year.
As a reminder, on October 1, 2023, military registration became mandatory in Ukraine for women in certain professions aged 18 to 60. To avoid a fine, women had to register by July 17, 2024.
It should be noted that debtors are subject to a number of restrictions, such as opening new bank accounts, blocking current ones, inability to register various transactions through notaries, etc. At the same time, such penalties also have image implications, as the register is public, and therefore the information in it can be checked, in particular, by employers when hiring.
https://opendatabot.ua/analytics/tck-fines-11-2024
