Spokeswoman for the Ministry of Interior (MAI) Monica Dajbog on Friday stated that the institution she represents has no intention to promote, support or draft "in the next interval", any legislative initiative regarding the modification of the legal provisions on military pensions or the conditions related to the retirement age for the military.
Dajbog said the information that appeared in the media or at the level of trade unions on this topic "is nothing more but speculation."
MAI's Dajbog: Conditions for retirement of MAI employees don't change
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