University administrators have also begun using academic performance as leverage in the recruitment campaign: students who are struggling academically are threatened with expulsion if they refuse to sign a special one-year contract with the military. If they do sign, however, they can have their academic debt written off and receive a custom learning plan upon return from the front. Human rights advocates warn that the promised “one-year contract” does not exist in Russian law, and that the document in question is legally no different from a standard open-ended military contract.
leriotdelac@lemmy.zip
on 03 Apr 05:56
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There’s not even a definitive service period. All people who serve now shall continue to serve until the war officially ends or laws are changed.
I can’t express how much I want those f’ckers to go down.
ZombieChicken@reddthat.com
on 03 Apr 07:44
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So Russia has lost, and at this point is just pretending they can maintain their war?
Corporal_Punishment@feddit.uk
on 03 Apr 07:53
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I wonder what that course is called?
Field Studies in Eastern Ukraine… Statistics of Acceptable Losses, perhaps?
Medical, Legal, and Philosophical Aspects of Unfitness for Military Service
I see they are winning like the US is in the trump-epstein war.
There’s not even a definitive service period. All people who serve now shall continue to serve until the war officially ends or laws are changed. I can’t express how much I want those f’ckers to go down.
So Russia has lost, and at this point is just pretending they can maintain their war?
This is what winning looks like I guess