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Fidesz Was Making a Fuss About Reinstating Conscription, Even Though They Were the Ones Who Failed to Clarify the Situation

There is no conscription, but conscription has not been abolished, and even today, refusing to serve in the armed forces would still result in imprisonment. A movement has been launched to rehabilitate the institution of civilian service – once fought for by civilians – which Orbán and his family seem to have deliberately forgotten.
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There is no conscription, but conscription has not been abolished, and even today, refusing to serve in the armed forces would still result in imprisonment. A movement has been launched to rehabilitate the institution of civilian service – once fought for by civilians – which Orbán and his family seem to have deliberately forgotten.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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