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Croatia Introduces Mandatory Two-Month Military Service
Croatia is reintroducing a mandatory two-month military service starting March 9, with 800 soldiers, including 82 women, having volunteered for the program which offers a monthly compensation of 1,100 euros.
2 Mar, 17:19 — 2 Mar, 17:58
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danas17h ago
Obavezan dvomesečni vojni rok u Hrvatskoj od 9. marta
Na služenje dvomesečnog vojnog roka koje u Hrvatskoj počinje 9. marta, uz naknadu od 1.100 evra mesečno, prijavilo se 800 vojnika i vojnikinja, od kojih 446 dobrovoljno, među njima 82 žene, saopštilo je danas hrvatsko Ministarstvo odbrane.
By Aleksandar Maksimovic
Read full article →n1-serbia18h ago
Obavezan dvomesečni vojni rok u Hrvatskoj od 9. marta, naknada 1.100 evra mesečno
Na služenje dvomesečnog vojnog roka koje u Hrvatskoj počinje 9. marta, uz naknadu od 1.100 evra mesečno, prijavilo se 800 vojnika i vojnikinja, od koj
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