Denmark has passed a law making military service compulsory for women from 2025 to strengthen its defense.
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In a move to strengthen security, Denmark has extended compulsory military service to women, who will register for conscription from 2025. The measure, adopted by the Danish parliament, bringing women in line with existing rules for men, comes amid growing security concerns in Europe. Women will be included in a lottery system for recruitment, and the armed forces are working to adapt equipment to make it more suitable for women. Denmark also plans to increase the length of military service and the number of recruits by 2033.
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Danemarca extinde serviciul militar obligatoriu şi la femei, pe fondul preocupărilor în materie de securitate
Danemarca extinde serviciul militar obligatoriu şi la femei, pe fondul preocupărilor în materie de securitate
A început recrutarea femeilor într-o țară UE. Tinerele vor fi luate în evidență pentru un eventual serviciu militar
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