EXPLAINER: Why the New Mobilization Law Has Sparked Skepticism

April 12, 2024Last Updated: April 12, 2024

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Ukraine’s new mobilization law is facing criticism – especially regarding demobilization. But with US aid uncertain, Ukraine needs its experienced soldiers for as long as possible.

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EXPLAINER: Why the New Mobilization Law Has Sparked Skepticism

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