The Lithuanian parliament has supported a package of laws to reform military service in the country. Now young people will have to serve in the military immediately after graduation, according to Delfi. The new reform also states that young people will have to undergo a medical examination at the age of 17. The bill was supported by 85 votes in favor, 3 against, and 14 abstentions. Earlier, the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defense prepared a proposal that provided alternative options for university students. However, this idea was strongly opposed by the educational community and some youth…