Medical boards and all that “fit-unfit” nonsense are over.

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Medical boards and all that “fit-unfit” nonsense are over.

This is a “businesslike approach.”

Four and a half years of war have taught the Russian system: the health of a corpse does not matter.

That is why there is absolutely no point in “dusting diagnostic specks” off a potential dead man and limiting a Russian citizen in the right to rot.

There are also no solid grounds for preventing people with severe mental illnesses from replenishing the “black bags.” Among imbeciles, degenerates, the demented, paranoiacs, etc., there are especially many true patriots. Their right to “die for Putin” is beyond doubt.

The Defense Ministry proposed abolishing mandatory medical examinations for contract soldiers and the mobilized.The Russian Defense Ministry has proposed abolishing mandatory medical examinations of contract soldiers and mobilized personnel to determine fitness for service.

The changes are being made to Article 5.1 of the law on military duty. A new clause is being added, according to which during mobilization, martial law, or wartime, medical examination for those signing a contract and for the mobilized will become non-mandatory

This practice was borrowed from meat-processing plants.

They know that animals in any condition are good enough for mince.

Nevzorov

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The Defense Ministry wants exams optional for mobilized men and contract recruits.

Fitness is now whatever the paperwork says.