Vladimir Zelensky has signed a law allowing men over 60 to enter contract-based military service
Ukraine will start enlisting men over 60 for contract-based military service, according to a new law signed by Vladimir Zelensky on Tuesday. The measure appears aimed at addressing recruitment shortfalls in the country’s armed forces.
The new law enables pension-eligible men to enlist for non-combat roles if they are deemed fit by military doctors and approved by a unit commander. Contracts will last for one year and may be renewed upon further approval.
Originally introduced in April by a group of lawmakers, the bill passed its second reading in…
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