required armed forces To adapt their tactics and methods accordingly, Minister of National Defense Nicos Dentias mentioned the changes to be made in the military service, as he had already announced.
In an interview with (SKAI), Mr. Tendias noted. “They have to evolve because they face big and real threats. There are three wars around us and we have to be ready for any eventuality.
The changes will be based on the Finnish modelAs Nicos Dentias declares Next month he goes to Helsinki Because of that. “We chose a foreign model, Finland, an aggressive neighbor, an EU and NATO country with a long military tradition.” He said that the Finnish model would be suitable for Greek conditions.
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According to Nikos Dentias, the current tenure changes for Greek citizenship are as follows:
- Short military service with a very intensive training course. “We are talking about terms of less than 9 months, but in some cases they may be longer than this period.”
- A few months of hard training, not rigor and observation. “You know how to use weapons systems, and you become a digital soldier, you can use new technologies.”
- Repeat training at regular intervals (voluntary in the first phase), participation in a specific category. If conscripted, the soldier knows to which unit he will be assigned.
It is significant On the question whether these changes will increase tenure, Mr. Dentias had answered in the negative in his previous interview (Kathimerini). “You know, if you increase non-productive time, you gain nothing. What is needed is a different approach. How do you exploit the human capital of a Greek citizen who proudly wears the uniform of a soldier of the country. Since we do not have to reinvent the wheel, we choose successful examples from abroad and adapt them with our own data, ” he said.
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