A new ordinance proposed by the Bolojan government foresees punishments ranging from 2 to 7 years for military and police officers who become mercenaries, including after retirement.
Emese Grancsa
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The Bolojan government has proposed an ordinance introducing prison sentences of between 2 and 7 years for military, gendarmerie and police officers who hire themselves out as mercenaries in private companies, even after leaving the service. The draft aims to complement existing legislation to prevent unauthorized recruitment in conflict zones, as military personnel have specialized training. This follows investigations which have revealed the involvement of Romanian military personnel in mercenary missions in Congo.
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Guvernul Bolojan vrea să le interzică militarilor și polițiștilor să se mai angajeze ca mercenari, chiar și după trecerea în rezervă
Guvernul vrea să interzică militarilor și polițiștilor să se angajeze ca mercenari, chiar și după trecerea în rezervă
Polițiștii și cadrele militare ar putea ajunge la închisoare dacă se angajează ca mercenari. Proiectul de OUG prevede și pensionare la 65 de ani
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