Russia extends conscription for compulsory military service up to age 30
- Russia's lower house of parliament has voted to raise the maximum age for military conscription from 27 to 30, increasing the pool of eligible young men for mandatory service.
- The increase in conscripted personnel is part of Russia's plan to boost its professional and conscripted combat personnel by over 30% to 1.5 million. However, achieving this goal has been challenging due to undisclosed casualties in Ukraine.
- The new legislation also prevents men from leaving the country once summoned to a conscription office, and it allows conscription summonses to be delivered online.
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From 2024, Russian men between the ages of 18 and 30 can be drafted into compulsory military service.
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Read Full ArticleRussian lawmakers voted on Tuesday to raise the age limit for compulsory military service from 27 to 30 as the armed conflict with Ukraine enters its 18th month.
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