US EditionPoland will not restore compulsory military service, government promises voluntary training
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"We are not planning universal compulsory military service, we are not going back to the past" - Paweł Zalewski declared in the Morning Interview on RMF FM. The deputy head of the Ministry of National Defense also announced that work is currently underway on a system of incentives, thanks to which as many people as possible will want to undergo military training. The guest also commented on the recent sharp exchange of words between Elon Musk an…
Poland's goal is to create an army of active reservists who will regularly train with the same equipment as professional soldiers.
We are talking about voluntary but universal training. Everyone will be able to make a decision, of course apart from the issues of building reserves or conscription - said Deputy Minister of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk in Graffiti. As the KO politician added, the government does not plan to suspend compulsory conscription. - However, we want every Pole to have the opportunity to undergo military training.
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