living in a warzone is horrible and unjust. i am a vietnam era vet. i joined the navy when i was 17 right about the time they were pulling out of vietnam, but there was still danger. if my country went to war because we were attacked i'd consider it my duty to protect my country but that's just me. in your stuation there could be several viable options.
1. see if your country allows conscientious objector status. you still have to go and serve in supporting fighters but no combat.
2 research which branch of the service that is safer. if there is a unit that's safer use that.
3. run away. your aunt could face charges and fines if she hides you and one of the first places they look. won't say anything about your character because i'm not there. but i can tell you from history draft dodgers suffer their whole life. a lot of drafted people hid in canada and faced severe charges and prison time until they finally granted amnesty. to this day these people suffer if they had draft dodging in thier permanent record, so i wouldn't reccomend running.
4. time. you still have time to weigh your options. if you can have a close friend or family help you. i hope the war ends soon and you and others in your country can stop suffering
mike.....


