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In Poland, may introduce compulsory service for women

Deputy head of the Ministry of Defense of Poland Magdalena Sobkoviak-Charnetskaya supported the possibility of introducing mandatory conscription into the army of women.

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In Poland, may introduce compulsory service for women

Deputy head of the Ministry of Defense of Poland Magdalena Sobkoviak-Charnetskaya supported the possibility of introducing mandatory conscription into the army of women.

“However, I have colleagues who are clear opponents of the innovation. The discussion continues, she said.

According to her, now it is necessary to give a chance to volunteers who aspire to serve in the army at will. Compulsory military service was suspended in Poland in 2009 and replaced by voluntary service. At the same time, there was no official abolition of universal military service.

Earlier, the Minister of foreign Affairs of Poland Radoslaw Sikorski did not rule out that by the end of this decade in Europe there will be a unified army.

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