Trump returns the members of the military service who were demobilized for not obtaining the Kofid-19 vaccine

President Donald Trump An executive order will be signed to return the service members expelled from the army who refused to obtain Corona virus vaccines, according to the White House.

“The executive order directs the Minister of Defense to return all members of the army (workers and reserves) who were demobilized for rejecting the Kofid vaccine and who are asking them to return them to their positions,” according to the White House Fact newspaper.

Those who have returned to their positions will be returned Previous rank, They will be granted late salaries and benefits, according to the fact newspaper.

The forces that were demobilized due to the refusal of the Kofid-19 vaccine now have a way to return to the army

President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office on January 20, 2025, in Washington, DC. Trump takes office for his second mandate as the forty -seventh president of the United States. (Anna Mony Maker / Getty Imags)

From 2021 to 2023 Biden administration and former defense minister Lloyd Austin The fact newspaper indicates that only 8,000 soldiers have been lay off due to the vaccination against the Corona virus. After canceling the vaccine mandate in 2023, only 43 out of more than 8,000 soldiers were chosen to return to service under the Biden Austin administration.

The members of the service who rejected the “JAB” virus will also restore their functions and wages as well under the new Republican Party’s draft law

Trump pledged during his inauguration speech to take this step, although he indicated that he would do it last week.

“I will restore this week any soldier who was unjustly expelled from our army for objection to the decision Corona virus vaccine “The mandate, with full salaries,” the president said.

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