Estonian National Defense Committee Considers Extended Conscription for Language Skills
The Estonian National Defense Committee is considering extending conscription for those lacking adequate Estonian language skills, specifically individuals below B1-level proficiency. A working group has been established to explore this option, which may include integrating language training into military service, potentially extending service by up to six months. In related news, Latvia has accused Belarus of military involvement in facilitating irregular migration into the EU, escalating tensions between the two countries.
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The Estonian National Defense Committee is evaluating extending conscription for individuals lacking sufficient Estonian proficiency. A working group has been formed to address this issue, with discussions on potentially lengthening service for those below B1-level proficiency.
Minister of Education Kristina Kallas suggests integrating language training into military service, which could extend service by up to six months. The committee recently removed a bill requiring B1-level proficiency, opting for a separate approach.
In related news, Latvia accuses Belarus of military involvement in facilitating irregular migration into the EU, raising tensions between the two nations. Latvia's Ministry of Defense presented evidence of organized actions by Belarusian military units regarding migrant movements.
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