INSUBORDINATION! 60 ELITE RUSSIAN PARATROOPERS REFUSED TO FIGHT IN THE INVASION OF UKRAINE || 2022
In MOTHER Muscovy the military defeats itself (and
1917 is a good example)
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[Translation]
a. [those who] were found not fit or fit with limitations for military service for health reasons;
b. [those] who are performing or have completed the military service in the Russian Federation;
c. [those] who are performing or have completed an alternative civilian service;
d. [those] who have completed military service in another country.
Entitled to an exemption from call-up for military service are citizens who:
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a. have a scientific degree ranked in the State qualification system
b. are sons / brothers to
military service personnel who had served under conscription and died in the exercise of the military service duties, and to citizens who, while being called-up from reserve for re-training, died in the exercise of military duties during the reserve re-training;
citizens who died as a result of an injury (wound, trauma, shellshock) or a disease received or contracted in the exercise of military service duties while performing military service under conscription, after discharge from military service or after being discharged from military reserve re-training or after release upon completing military reserve re-training.
The following categories of citizens are not subject to military service:
a. those in the situation of serving a punishment time in the form of compulsory labour, correctional labour, restriction of freedom, detention or imprisonment;
b. those having a criminal conviction record that has not been deleted through pardon, or that has not been cancelled due to time limitations;
c. those under an inquiry or under a pre-trial investigation, or whose criminal file has been forwarded to court for trial.
(Russia 1998, Art.)
These appear to be the exemption to military conscription in the Russian Federation.
Muscovy did not exist in 1917.