Defense Law Changes: Soldier Support, Photo Ban, and Family Benefits.
The act introduces several changes to national defense regulations, directly impacting soldiers' lives and citizens. It strengthens the military's role in crisis management, improves financial and social conditions for professional soldiers, especially those on foreign training, and increases compensation for families of deceased soldiers. A key change is also the introduction of a ban on photographing military and special services facilities, with potential fines for violations.
Key points
Increased support for soldiers and their families: Soldiers on foreign training will receive better stipends and reimbursement of costs for themselves and their families, and families of deceased soldiers will receive higher compensation.
Photography ban for military and special services facilities: A ban on filming and photographing marked military and special services facilities has been introduced, with fines for violations.
Reimbursement for military exercises from 2023: Individuals who participated in military exercises in 2023 and did not receive travel cost reimbursement can now apply for it.
Strengthened military role in crisis situations: The Armed Forces will have broader tasks in disaster relief, rescue operations, and crisis management.
Motivational benefit for soldiers: A new financial allowance has been introduced for soldiers serving in exceptional conditions or key positions.
Support for service animals: Service dogs and horses retired before 2021 can now receive financial support for food and medical care.
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VOTING RESULTS
2025-06-25
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426
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0
Status:
Enacted
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