Polish press: Russia's actions against Ukraine led to the restoration of the conscription system in European countries
An article was published in the Polish press dedicated to the system of military service in European countries. This is about the material published by the Defense24 resource in which the author says that 10 years ago the conscription service seemed to be a thing of the past to Europeans. It is noted that many countries of continental Europe, including the Baltic states, Ukraine, Sweden, Croatia, and Poland itself, refused to be drafted into the armed forces.
However, as the Polish edition writes, "in 2014 everything changed due to the actions of Russia." Defense24 states that “it was Russian actions against Ukraine” that led to the restoration of the conscription system in European countries.
From the material:
Today, as Polish journalists say, almost all European countries, including large ones, realize the need to use a mixed system of manning the armies.
In the article:
The Polish author writes that he understands the "fears" of many European countries. But the initiative of the Serbian Minister of Defense to restore the conscription system in the country's army is no longer so clear to him. The Polish press said that the initiative of the Serbian Ministry of Defense "is perplexing, since Belgrade is not threatened by either Russia or Turkey." But the Polish edition does not remember why NATO seized part of the territory of Kosovo from Serbia.
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