The young women enlisting in Ukraine's army: 'In the army, you have to show you've got balls!'
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The young women enlisting in Ukraine's army: 'In the army, you have to show you've got balls!'
Lialia, Veronika and Alina are three women aged 19-24 who have signed up to defend their country. They told Le Monde about their daily lives, what motivates them and the challenges they sometimes face working in such a male-dominated environment.
Kateryna Storozhuk no longer sleeps in her old bedroom in her apartment in Bucha, west of Kyiv.
Ukraine offers cash incentives to lure young recruits amid troop shortages
As the war with Russia drags on, Ukraine faces a critical shortage of soldiers. The government has introduced a controversial incentive programme, offering substantial cash bonuses to young men who enlist. Recruits aged 18-24 can receive up to $50,000 for signing up and completing a year of service in the infantry. While this has caused some tension with older soldiers, military officials say the young volunteers are quick learners and highly mo…
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