Security expert: Greece has 12,000 soldiers of Albanian origin inside it

The security expert in Albania has claimed that in the Army of Greece 12,000 soldiers are Albanians from 86 thousand this total state.

Through a comment on the social network “Facebookл Bizhga explains that out of 86 thousand soldiers with a total of Greece, about 12,000 are Albanian recruits.

Of the 86 thousand soldiers with a total Greece, there are about 12,000 Albanian recruits in the ranks of the Greek Army, not a few but a complete division, when we have only one infantry brigade,” writes Bizhga.

We remember, Albania has no longer been mandatory for many years.

In many European countries as well as in most member states of the transatlantic military alliance, NATO, mandatory military service has either been removed or terminated. 23 of the 28 NATO member states have professional armies. 21 of the 27 EU member states have no mandatory military service.

Sweden has discontinued military service in peacetime, a decision that enters into force in just 30,06,2010. Compared to Turkey, Germany is the only major country NATO, recruiting young people for military service. Forced military service also exists in Greece, Cyprus, Austria, Norway, Finland, and Estonia