Poland is on the brink of reinstating mandatory military service as fears of a potential NATO-Russia confrontation escalate. Top defense officials argue that conscription is "inevitable," citing the need to expand Poland’s reserve forces from 300,000 to 7 million. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has already pushed for large-scale military training, while Warsaw ramps up defense spending to NATO’s highest levels. With military leaders calling for women’s inclusion in the draft, Poland's move signals deeper Western preparations for a prolonged standoff with Moscow.
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