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Denmark joins European countries such as Germany in seeking to confront what they call "the Russian threat" with a new, longer-term mandatory military service. Starting this Monday, 1,600 young Danes began their service, which now lasts 11 months instead of four, during which time it will no longer be only men who receive military service but also women. The new modality also implies the expansion of the missions that recruits must perform. We talked about the topic with Fernando Cocho, specialist in national security risks and intelligence analyst.
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