The head of the Ministry of Defense proposed to make military training mandatory for civil servants To work in the civil service and to run for elected positions in local governments, the parliament, courts of Ukraine, a requirement should be introduced for the presence of military training, said the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov believes that military training should become one of the requirements for working in the civil service, this is stated in his column for Ukrayinska Pravda.
“The presence of military training should become one of the mandatory requirements for working in the civil service, as well as running for elected positions in local governments, parliament, courts, etc.,” — writes Reznikov.
According to the minister, the country needs to analyze all spheres of life “through the prism of the need to be ready for defense.” and determine who will need such training. This process can be termed “smart militarization,” he suggests.
As an example, Reznikov cited the experience of Israel, Sweden and Switzerland in military training and their “fundamental differences”. with the experience of Russia and North Korea.
He also pointed out that other citizens should also receive defense skills, since “everyone will have to sacrifice some comfort and habitual life».
The Head of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine recalled that Art. 17 of the Constitution of Ukraine determines that “protection of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country” the duty of the whole people, “without exception.”
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