235,000 Poles to Appear Before Military Medical Commission

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235,000 Poles, including some women and people over 50, are to be called up for mandatory medical examinations from February to April next year to assess their physical and mental readiness for possible military service. The website of Gazeta Wyborcza reports that the Polish Ministry of Defense has already presented a relevant proposal. Similar examinations, which replaced conscription with the advent of a professional army, are held annually in…

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In Poland, they plan to send 235 thousand subpoenas for passing the military medical commission. This will apply to both men and women.

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In Poland, from 2026, more than 200 thousand people, including women, will receive summonses to the military medical commission. Illustrative photo: Getty Images/Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto From the beginning of 2026, the Polish authorities plan to send about 235 thousand summonses to citizens of the country to undergo a military medical commission. This will be a mandatory examination to determine suitability for military service. This is reported…

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Poland is preparing a large-scale military qualification in 2026 - more than 200 thousand people will be summoned to medical commissions. Not only men will receive summonses. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Wyborcza. The Ministry of National Defense of Poland published a draft resolution on holding military qualifications in 2026. According to the document, approximately 235 thousand people will receive summonses, including wo…

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During the Granice 2025 trade fair, the Polish company ELPROMA demonstrated the ultra-sensitive FOS6 fiber optic seismograph - a sensor that is likely to be able to detect a rocket launch from a distance of several thousand kilometers and, at the same time, a device that can support border monitoring by detecting the steps of a single person from several kilometers away.