Sweden Plans to Extend Reserve Soldiers' Service Age to 70 in Response to Russian Threats
The Swedish government is planning to extend the service age for reserve soldiers to 70 years to counter the threat posed by its 'evil neighbor,' Russia. As geopolitical tensions escalate, Sweden aims to ensure military readiness and national security.
This initiative is part of Sweden's defense power enhancement plan, intended to increase public recognition of military service and reduce potential future external pressures. Government officials stated that this policy change would help maintain Sweden's defense capabilities in an evolving security environment.
