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Why must a date-time string include a timezone offset?
KitForma editorial guide. A clock reading without a zone does not identify a unique instant.
Step-by-step guidance
A clock reading without a zone does not identify a unique instant. https://kitforma.com/en/timestamp-converter/ requires an explicit Z or offset for date-time input; a date-only value means UTC midnight. Use a value such as 2026-09-30T09:00:00+03:00 when that is the intended instant. Preserve the original timestamp while debugging logs, and compare converted UTC values rather than mixing local display strings from different devices.
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