Iranian military service rule overhauled for those aged 35 and above with two children
TEHRAN - The Iranian Parliament voted in favor, on Sunday, to grant an exemption from military service to individuals aged 35 and above who have two or more children.
During the parliamentary session on Sunday evening, discussions also centered around resolving objections and clarifying ambiguities related to the aforementioned bill.
The move to exempt individuals meeting specific age and family criteria is part of a broader effort to bolster the defense of Iran's independence and territorial integrity.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran underscores the strategic utilization of national capabilities to foster motivation among the youth for their military service.
The objective is to encourage the development of their skills, ultimately reducing the average duration of military service to a range of twelve to fourteen months.
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