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Conscription Is Not Yet Necessary in Czech Republic, Says President Pavel
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Conscription Is Not Yet Necessary in Czech Republic, Says President Pavel
It is not yet necessary to introduce compulsory military service (conscription) in the Czech Republic, said President Petr Pavel at a debate with students in Sluknov today during an official visit to the Usti Region. According to Pavel, mandatory military service can be replaced by creating the conditions for voluntary participation. The Czech Republic is not even ready for the introduction of compulsory military service, Pavel said. However, a …
"The Czech Republic is not even ready to introduce compulsory military service," said Pavel. A responsible approach to the issue of security is important, he emphasized. When it comes to internal security, he said, it's about not being indifferent to what's happening around. When it comes to external security, it's good to create conditions for the involvement of active citizens who can participate in military training, can also offer their expe…
It is not yet necessary to introduce compulsory military service in the Czech Republic, President Petr Pavel said on Tuesday during a debate with students in Šluknov in the Děčín region. According to Pavel, compulsory military service can be replaced by creating conditions for people to voluntarily participate.
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