Putin Expands Military Contract Eligibility for People with Criminal Records
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Putin has approved amendments to the law on military duty and military service that expand the circle of people who can join the Russian army. The new measure applies to people convicted of or currently under investigation for certain minor and medium-serious crimes.
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Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has signed a law that expands the possibilities for concluding contracts with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. The document shortens the list of crimes, convictions or criminal prosecutions for which previously made it impossible to serve under a contract during mobilization.
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Putin expands military contract eligibility for people with criminal records
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law allowing a broader range of people with criminal records to sign contracts for military service during periods of mobilization, martial law or wartime. RBC says Federal Law No. 308-FZ, which amends Article 34 of Russia’s law on military duty and military service, was signed and officially published on August 4. Under the amended rules, convictions for a number of offences will no longer automatic…
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