Citizens who are restricted to military service will receive the right to re-pass a medical examination

The State Duma adopted in the first reading a bill allowing men aged from 18 to 27 years, who had previously been recognized as restricted to military service for health reasons, to call them into the army, if after medical re-examination they were considered fit, reports TASS.

The initiative was submitted to the lower house of parliament by senators headed by Viktor Ozerov, chairman of the Federation Council’s defense committee.

“The draft law proposes to establish that male citizens aged from 18 to 27 years exempted from military service as restricted to military service due to their state of health and enrolled in the reserve are entitled to undergo a medical re-examination. If the said citizen is recognized as fit for military service or fit for military service with minor restrictions, he is transferred by the military commissariat to military registration of citizens who are not in reserve, and can be called up for military service, ”the explanatory note says.

The project developers explained that many of those recognized as being limited to military service “after treatment and undergoing medical re-examination are considered fit (including with minor restrictions)”.

However, according to them, “at present the call of these citizens is not provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation”.

At the same time, the senators note, “a significant number of requests from such citizens are sent to the military commissariats and the legislative bodies asking for consideration of the possibility of a medical re-examination” in order to get into military service.

Comments

[dik-nsk]

a good attempt)) first right, then a review is obligatory)) not, I support, if you are limited for a disease that can pass, why not make a review, well, there every 3 years

[siberalt]

It is strange that even now no one is forbidding those who have not gone to the commission to declare re-examination. And in case of refusal to appeal it in court, or to conduct a medical examination by independent experts. Is it really easier to get out of service than to get there? If so, then something is not right in the "Danish kingdom."

[stolz]

This is a consequence of a wise decision by the authorities not to accept citizens who did not serve in the army for public service. Now it is still necessary to prohibit marrying those who did not serve.

[dik-nsk]

This is a consequence of a wise decision by the authorities not to accept citizens who did not serve in the army

there is no connection - if you did not serve due to illness, you do not fall under this restriction

[rotmistr60]

“A significant number of requests from such citizens are received by the military commissariats and legislative bodies with requests to consider the possibility of undergoing a medical re-examination” so that in the future they can go to military service

Personally, it pleases me. This means that the country is recovering and young people are beginning to understand that military service is not just a duty for a young man, but a necessity for the formation of his personality.

[Million]

Reminded:
-Comrade military commissar, I am writing
"Excellent! You are writing, I am writing, they are writing. You’ll go to the airborne troops! There you will also start to fight!"

Sadly all this ...

[rotmistr60]

Sadly all this ...

What is sad? That the guys still want to serve in the army? And the joke would be in the topic in the 90s when everyone who could mowed down from service. Have you served in the army?

[Million]

Those who want to serve, serve. Someone who is fit for health, let them sit at home. In my department, a young soldier lost consciousness during a short run. It turned out that he had some kind of heart problems. Is he in the army?

[rotmistr60]

Who is not fit for health, let them sit at home

Have you read the article carefully? Who says that if he is not fit for health reasons, he is obliged to serve?

In my unit, a young soldier passed out

I don’t know what years you served, but in my 70-80s the soldiers in my platoon, company of consciousness didn’t lose their consciousness from jogging, moreover they withstood the march throw while helping their comrades as it should be (because the test for the last )

[Million]

Yes, I willingly believe that among the Spirits, everyone lightly ran the march throw and met the standard)))))
As for the fighter who lost consciousness: he had a sore heart, but the military enlistment office did not notice anything terrible about it. As a result, he was later commissioned

[reservist]

many recognized as limited fit for military service

Dude with thick lenses in glasses on a medical examination
in the military registration and enlistment office reads a table of vision examination.
He does not see the bottom line. The second too, the third and fourth
also. He sees only the top line and then coming close.
The conclusion of the medical board is written
GOOD FOR NEAR BATTLE

[stolz]

Quote: dik-nsk

This is a consequence of a wise decision by the authorities not to accept citizens who did not serve in the army

there is no connection - if you did not serve due to illness, you do not fall under this restriction

But why? One follows from the other: why are sick dystrophics needed in the public service?

[Bronevick]

No thanks.

[Bert]

Quote: rotmistr60

Sadly all this ...

What is sad? That the guys still want to serve in the army? And the joke would be in the topic in the 90s when everyone who could mowed down from service. Have you served in the army?

He served and would serve again but only in that Soviet army.

[Voyager]

And why are these extra gestures? If I’m not mistaken, now there are a lot of people who want to serve, they have already forgotten about the shortage as such. And Vladyka recently said that we are gradually moving to contract soldiers.