There is growing resentment in the ranks of our military about this, too.
The children, the families of the deputies are all overseas.
Many people left the country at the very beginning, while there were still many people willing to join the service. Now things are different with recruitment, and therefore men are only allowed to go abroad with a permit from the military recruitment center! There is also a lot of corruption with this, so the chosen ones are still traveling.
People with means are now looking for any legal or illegal way to leave the country not wanting to go to certain death.
Last May, 10 bodies of men of conscription age founded in the Tisa River in an attempt to leave the country. In the entire spring, over 30 drownings.
Those who are caught before the river say they paid between 4,000 and 8,000 euros to be driven to the border area and shown the direction of travel.... Some are given an inflatable life preserver or mattress. I am not joking, there are many videos of detentions by our border guards.
I don't want to scare you in any way, but since you brought up this topic, I thought you might be interested this my observations!
If you are not comfortable with this topic, or your thoughts about it are "not popular" in our time, naturally we can end our dialog))
Knowing in advance how long this conflict will drag on and what kind of "democratic" country we will become in the meantime, I would do my best to stay safe!
No, just kidding. lol
Of course, I wouldn't have believed such a thing either, which is why I'm stuck here outlawed right now))))
Best of luck to you, my skeptical neighbor)))
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