There are calls in Poland to reinstate mandatory military training for men
In Poland, there is discussion about reinstating mandatory military training for adult men, which could potentially apply to Ukrainians with Polish citizenship as well. Przemysław Czarnek, a lawmaker from the Law and Justice (PiS) party, made this statement during an appearance on the “Graffiti” program on Polsat News.
According to him, the training could follow the Swiss model—six months of training spread over several years during school breaks—or take a shorter form. The MP noted that PiS would make this issue a top priority if it came to power, and also emphasized the need to prepare Polish security services for a potential escalation of the threat from Russia.
If implemented, the new measures would apply only to those Ukrainians who hold Polish citizenship. Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland under temporary protection or a residence permit are not subject to military service, as the initiative does not apply to foreigners.
Source: Polsat News.
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