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Wiel granted extensive leases on military bases; new joint Jelbic-Yeudi conscription policy to take effect next year

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Haifbourg, Medebir Nisrad - Reportedly having been under consideration and preparation since the last decade, the new joint conscription policy between Amudim and Vanuku aims at combatting both rising unemployment in the south and filling the gap from the Holy Land's lack of an army and airforce.

Although our lands have maintained one of the most heavily militarised police forces in the world since the dissolution of the army a few decades after the dissolution of the Homeland State of Beiteynu, many have continuously accused both local and federal governments on the decision.

Rebel and mercenary forces running "rampant" during the recent civil strife, would have "easily been addressed" should a military force were present, opposition maintains.

However, the interim government in Yishelem has refused to back down. A spokesperson for the Interim Homeland Defence Office noted:

One of the major reasons we have not collapsed into deficits and debt is the fact that we have stopped maintaining an army and airforce for decades.

We plan, however, to address the critical gaps in naval operations and infrastructure.

She declined to comment on any missile programs.

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The conscription policy offers young persons, aged 18 to 25, of both genders, the ability to choose between community service in Amudim and serving in the Vanukean Army for a minimum of 2 years. The HDO will be addressing the nuisances of various exceptions to the policy, it remains adamant, however, that the two options will be compulsory and eligible persons must serve by the age of 25.

Additional provisos may include permits for Wiel to officially recruit directly in Amudim, with potential contracts extending even up to and beyond 7 years.

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To solidify its position even further, Yishelem doubled-down on its renewed loyalty to Wiel by confirming the issuance of extensive leases for abandoned and defunct military bases of the army and airforce, with the majority of them located in the southern parts close to the border with Barmenistan.

Rishon Le Hofesh will continue to grant unlimited docking rights to Jelbic forces.