Demobilization remains a critical topic in Ukraine, with recent laws signed by President Zelenskyy affecting families of soldiers. Debates within the Verkhovna Rada and proposals from the Ministry of Defense highlight the complexity of demobilization during martial law. Key discussions include deferments for relatives of deceased or missing soldiers, the drafting of new bills, and the strategic necessity of maintaining troop levels in light of the ongoing conflict with Russia. As of now, the Ukrainian government, along with the military leadership, is cautiously approaching any demobilization efforts to ensure national security and effective military capacity against the backdrop of an uncertain and tense military engagement.