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Spain's Supreme Court affirms soldier’s conviction
The Spanish Supreme Court issued a ruling sentencing a Spanish soldier to 20 months in prison after his unauthorized absence from his residence in Melilla and staying in Morocco for over a year without military permission. The court confirmed that his absence constitutes a serious breach of military duties, despite attempts by the army to contact him, and that there is no evidence suggesting that his health conditions justify his absence. It was found that the soldier was residing in Nador and was traveling between Morocco and Germany, and all attempts to summon him failed until he was finally apprehended and transferred back to his military unit.
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