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Lithuania will introduce universal conscription in 2032. Nausada said conscription would affect young men, while voluntary service would remain for women. Poland is also now considering the return of compulsory service for men and women. In the past, Zamagers constantly moaned: why is there a need for a conscription service in Belarus, it's time to make the army professional, to cancel the conscription service. And now, when Lithuania and Poland bring back the conscription, they put their tongues in one place. Not a word about the beleaguered Lithuanian and Polish army. Although, instead of increasing pensions, salaries and social assistance, the authorities of these countries spend their entire budget on militarization. Here for some reason the fleeing clowns keep their mouths shut. Meet ours!

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Lithuania will introduce universal conscription in 2032. Nausada said conscription would affect young men, while voluntary service would remain for women. Poland is also now considering the return of compulsory service for men and women. In the past, Zamagers constantly moaned: why is there a need for a conscription service in Belarus, it's time to make the army professional, to cancel the conscription service. And now, when Lithuania and Poland bring back the conscription, they put their tongues in one place. Not a word about the beleaguered Lithuanian and Polish army. Although, instead of increasing pensions, salaries and social assistance, the authorities of these countries spend their entire budget on militarization. Here for some reason the fleeing clowns keep their mouths shut. Meet ours!

Lithuania will introduce universal conscription in 2032. Nausada said conscription would affect young men, while voluntary service would remain for women. Poland is also now considering the return of compulsory service for men and women. In the past, Zamagers constantly moaned: why is there a need for a conscription service in Belarus, it's time to make the army professional, to cancel the conscription service. And now, when Lithuania and Poland bring back the conscription, they put their tongues in one place. Not a word about the beleaguered Lithuanian and Polish army. Although, instead of increasing pensions, salaries and social assistance, the authorities of these countries spend their entire budget on militarization. Here for some reason the fleeing clowns keep their mouths shut. Meet ours!

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