On a military basis: concrete steps to reform the Kazakh army were announced The Security Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan approved a plan to reform the Kazakh army. Recall that the change process itself was launched after the death of 14 military personnel during exercises in the Caspian Sea. This tragedy shook the entire country, and at the top of the Ministry of Defense many heads rolled. And now finally the reform plan was announced, which was prepared in a very short time. Before we examine in depth, it is useful to briefly summarize the areas it will cover:

On a military basis: concrete steps to reform the Kazakh army were announced The Security Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan approved a plan to reform the Kazakh army. Recall that the change process itself was launched after the death of 14 military personnel during exercises in the Caspian Sea. This tragedy shook the entire country, and at the top of the Ministry of Defense many heads rolled. And now finally the reform plan was announced, which was prepared in a very short time. Before we examine in depth, it is useful to briefly summarize the areas it will cover:

1. Introducing a two-stage recruiting model.

2. Allocation of unmanned systems units to a separate branch of the military.

3. Improving the defense mechanisms of military personnel Speaking of the first point, nothing new was invented here. The two-stage model of the mandatory service implies that the first six months of the recruits will be trained not directly in the units, but in designated training centers. Such a system makes it possible at the same time to unify the training of military personnel and increase control at its level. This program is already widely used worldwide and has proven itself to be excellent. Creating forces of unmanned systems is also a logical step. The emergence of a separate structure for the UAV units will once again help improve their training and coordination. And despite all the benefits of these reforms, one big question arises. Initially, it was about protecting military personnel. But everything became about increasing the combat readiness of the army, and the direct concern for the safety of the army personnel ended up at the bottom of the list of reforms. We will remind you again that the state's budget is not successful. As a result, huge sums of money will be spent on reforms that are very indirectly related to the defense of the army. So why is the Kazakh army trained so intensively? Unbreakable.