
Ukraine to give female soldiers 'more comfortable' heels after sexism controversy
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Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has said it will give female soldiers "more comfortable" heels with a different kind of lacing, following a sexism outcry over its decision to train troops to march in high heeled footwear.
The ministry had required women from the Ukrainian armed forces to march in high heels during a parade to mark the 30th anniversary of independence from the Soviet Union on August 24, prompting criticism that the move was harmful to the health of soldiers. But rather than scrapping the heeled shoes entirely, Defense Minister Andriy Taran instead announced on Wednesday that there will be "a new model of footwear."More Related News

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