Vučić's Idea of Mandatory Military Service in Serbia "Falls Into the Water", the Student List Has Other Plans
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The student list presented the program for the defense system of Serbia, which does not mention the introduction of mandatory military service, but the strategy is based on professionalization, quality instead of quantity, modernization and stronger financial support for personnel. As stated on their official website in the Defense section, the mass outflow of officers, non-commissioned officers and professional soldiers (especially in 2017), as…
According to the program presented by the Student List, the goal is to attract around 3,000 volunteers annually. During the six months of service, they would receive at least 20,000 dinars per month, with a record of service years.
Serbian opposition leader Aleksandar Vučić has spoken publicly about the intention to abolish the mandatory 75-day military service.
The student list proposes the reform of the Serbian Army: voluntary military service, higher salaries and modernization of equipment.
The student list presented a program for the defense system of Serbia, which does not mention the introduction of mandatory military service, but the strategy is based on.
The Student List, which won the majority in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, in its military reform program envisages voluntary military service of six months, while compulsory military service, which was the policy of the previous government, is not mentioned.
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