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Croatia To Reintroduce Military Conscription for Young Men
Croatia will reinstate mandatory military service for young men with its new Law on Service in the Armed Forces, it announced on Wednesday, June 4th.If successfully enacted, the law will oblige male citizens to serve for two months. Croatia previously abolished conscription in 2008. The move, backed by President Zoran Milanović, would bring in a total of 4,000 conscripts a year.Conscientious objectors will be offered two alternative methods to s…
Croatia plans to reinstate compulsory military service for men aged 18-30. Training will last two months, and conscripts will receive a salary of 1,100 euros. Those who refuse to serve on grounds of conscience will have two options.
A bill to reinstate compulsory military service has been submitted to the Croatian parliament. President Zoran Milanovic has already spoken in favor of its adoption.
Croatia is returning to compulsory military service Croatia plans to restore conscription for men aged 18-30 with a payment of 1,100 euros. Those who refuse will be offered alternative service.
Croatia is preparing to reintroduce compulsory military service. The mandatory military service, which is planned to be implemented as of January 1, 2026, will last for two months.
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