KYIV: President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday signed a law allowing Ukrainian people over 60 to join the armed forces, which are struggling to find recruits as the Russian invasion drags through a fourth year. The law will allow them to sign a one-year contract for non-combat roles if they pass medical tests, according to an explanatory note on the parliament’s website. “A significant number of citizens aged 60 and over have expressed a strong desire to voluntarily join the defense of the state,” the note said.

KYIV: President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday signed a law allowing Ukrainian people over 60 to join the armed forces, which are struggling to find recruits as the Russian…

Die Ukraine will zur Verstärkung ihrer Streitkräfte künftig auch Menschen rekrutieren, die älter als 60 Jahre sind. Präsident Selenskyj unterzeichnete ein Gesetz, das…