Russia's Controversial New Laws: Life Sentences for Treason and Criminalizing Assistance to ICC

The new military draft law in Russia, which reduces the conscription age to 18, has received mixed reactions from Muscovites. While some believe it is necessary for national security, others feel it is unfair to force young people into military service. Many also expressed concerns about the quality of training and the treatment of conscripts. Overall, the law has sparked a debate about the role of conscription in modern Russia and its impact on the country's youth.