THE IMPORTANCE OF THE IDEOLOGICAL TRAINING SYSTEM OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
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The article describes critical role played by the ideological training system within the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan. As a key component of military education and indoctrination, the ideological training system is integral to shaping the values, beliefs, and perspectives of military personnel. The study investigates the specific mechanisms and processes employed by the Uzbekistan Armed Forces to instill a sense of national identity, loyalty, and commitment to the state ideology among its servicemen and women.
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