Clash for Military Service: Coalition Still Holds on to Schedule

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Union and SPD are divided about a possible lot procedure in the future military service. The role of Defense Minister Pistorius is also causing controversy. Nevertheless, his law is now to be discussed.

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In the military debate, negotiators from the Union and the SPD had reached an agreement - but it is now probably obsolete for the time being. According to media reports, there was resistance in the SPD Group. A press conference was cancelled.

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An agreement between the SPD and the Union on the military procedure seemed within reach. However, it is now clear that the compromise will not be reached for the time being.

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Union and SPD actually wanted to settle their dispute over the defence model of the Minister of Defence. Now the opposite has happened.The dispute between Union and SPD over the new military service escalated.The coalition partners burst a press conference on the draft law in the late afternoon due to too great disagreements in the short term.A consensus of principles previously found by negotiators from both sides had previously found no agreem…

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Union and SPD have not been able to agree otherwise than expected in the dispute over the plans for military service. A joint press conference scheduled for the late afternoon was cancelled in the short term.

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For months, the coalition has been wrestling around the core of our readiness to defend: compulsory military service. However, this is not the right one, and so the Federal Government once again lacks internal leadership – and communication.