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The Ministry of National Defense Has Issued a Statement Regarding Gender Training for Soldiers.
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On Monday, February 16, the Ministry of National Defense issued a statement addressing information about the military training program from a "gender perspective." The message includes a reference to the ministry's previous leadership.
On Monday, right-wing media reported that the Ministry of National Defense plans to include a section on "human rights and gender perspectives in military operations" in this year's training for soldiers. The Ministry of National Defense has now issued a statement on the matter.
The Ministry of National Defense is hastily withdrawing gender training. Official statement - RMF24.pl - "By decision of the Minister of National Defense, the item (on gender training) was withdrawn from the supplementary training program for 2026," the Ministry of National Defense announced in an official statement.
The Ministry of National Defense has responded to publications regarding planned gender-related training for soldiers. In a special statement, the ministry announced that it has been withdrawn from the supplementary training program. "It was proposed by the Chairwoman of the Council for Women's Military Service and approved by the Ministry of National Defense's Human Resources Department," the ministry statement reads.
Recently, a rumor surfaced that Polish soldiers are to be trained in "gender perspectives in military operations." Officers are shaking their heads, and the Ministry of National Defense spokesman is astonished. Blaskonline reports on the unusual plans of the Polish army's leadership. The website claims to have had access to official documentation and also cites a story from one of the soldiers. Lectures on "Gender Perspectives in Military Operat…
"Human rights and the gender perspective in military operations" – such lectures for soldiers were to be planned by the military leadership for 2026, among others.
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