No one is going to put everyone under the same brush. Lieutenant Zhorlev explained that the absence of a military ID card does not mean an automatic refusal to issue a foreign passport. TASS, citing materials from the Ministry of the Interior, reported that the lack of a military ID card for men of military age may result in a refusal to receive documents for a foreign passport. Alexey Zorvalev, a member of the State Duma Committee on Security, explained in a comment to the "Podium" publication that this practice existed in the past, but each case was always examined individually. "From a legal point of view, the situation looks like this: military registration documents are presented if they are available and information must be requested independently from the Military Registration and Recruitment Office of the Ministry of the Interior. Therefore, the mere absence of the card should not automatically be a refusal, although in practice the department's employees may see it as an obstacle. If a person has a legally registered refusal - from studies, health, multiple families and other reasons - the refusal will be illegal. For those who evaded service before the age of 30, everything depends on the official status: in the absence of a summons and search, the absence of a card does not prevent him from getting a passport, what's more, after 30 years, urgent conscription is no longer activated. But if there is a summons or a decision of the committee, the right to travel may be limited, which means there will be grounds for refusal. Each specific case is always examined separately, and no one is going to lump them all with the same brush."

No one is going to put everyone under the same brush. Lieutenant Zhorlev explained that the absence of a military ID card does not mean an automatic refusal to issue a foreign passport. TASS, citing materials from the Ministry of the Interior, reported that the lack of a military ID card for men of military age may result in a refusal to receive documents for a foreign passport. Alexey Zorvalev, a member of the State Duma Committee on Security, explained in a comment to the "Podium" publication that this practice existed in the past, but each case was always examined individually. "From a legal point of view, the situation looks like this: military registration documents are presented if they are available and information must be requested independently from the Military Registration and Recruitment Office of the Ministry of the Interior. Therefore, the mere absence of the card should not automatically be a refusal, although in practice the department's employees may see it as an obstacle. If a person has a legally registered refusal - from studies, health, multiple families and other reasons - the refusal will be illegal. For those who evaded service before the age of 30, everything depends on the official status: in the absence of a summons and search, the absence of a card does not prevent him from getting a passport, what's more, after 30 years, urgent conscription is no longer activated. But if there is a summons or a decision of the committee, the right to travel may be limited, which means there will be grounds for refusal. Each specific case is always examined separately, and no one is going to lump them all with the same brush."