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- Poland plans to amend its Penal Code to increase penalties for disobedience to military orders.
- Under the new regulation, the offense of insubordination can be punished by up to 30 years or life imprisonment.
- Poland's Defense Minister stated that Ukraine's war experience was utilized during the legal preparations.
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Poland's Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced that his country plans significant changes regarding military discipline in its Penal Code. With the new regulations considered, the penalties for soldiers showing disobedience to given orders will be significantly increased.
The Minister stated that Ukraine's war experience was significantly utilized during the preparation phase of these legal changes. With the new law to be enacted, it is aimed to punish personnel who commit the crime of military insubordination with up to 30 years or life imprisonment.
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- What penalties does Poland foresee for disobedience to military orders?
- With the planned amendments to the Penal Code, the penalty for this offense could be up to 30 years in prison or life imprisonment.
- Which country's experience is Poland benefiting from while preparing these legal changes?
- The Polish Ministry of Defense is taking Ukraine's war experiences as a reference during the legislative amendment process.
- Who made a statement regarding the matter in Poland?
- Poland's Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced the planned amendments to the Penal Code to the public.
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