Soldiers in the German armed forces will no longer be required to present proof of coronavirus vaccinations in future, the Defence Ministry said on Wednesday. A technical review by the authorities in the military, in conjunction with a vote by the Military Medical Advisory Board last week, has resulted in a move away from the obligation, a spokeswoman told dpa. Germany’s military, known as the Bundeswehr, will still offer voluntary vaccinations to soldiers but no longer mandate them. Regulations require soldiers to be vaccinated against a whole range of diseases unless there are special health…