Putin Dismisses Rumors of Another Mobilization as ‘nonsense.’ But Can Russia Keep Fighting without Another Round of Forced Recruitment?
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Despite Kremlin's refusals, reports of subpoenas for military registration and even kidnappings for the front are multiplying, increasing the fear of new mass mobilization for Ukraine.
Putin dismisses rumors of another mobilization as ‘nonsense.’ But can Russia keep fighting without another round of forced recruitment?
Vladimir Putin and his subordinates have recently been actively denying rumors of an impending mobilization. This has only made many people more anxious: trust in official statements is low, and speculation about plans to forcibly draft hundreds of thousands of recruits into the army shows no sign of letting up. Meduza’s Razbor (“Explainer”) desk has tried to answer the main questions surrounding mobilization. Why has the frenzy picked up specif…
Residents of various regions of Russia have reported receiving calls from military enlistment offices and episodes of forced recruitment on the streets, fuelling the fear of a new wave of mobilization for war in Ukraine. dictator Vladimir Putin twice denied that there was any plan in this direction, but the increase in...
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AdevarulRussian President Vladimir Putin rejected the rumors about military mobilization. Many Russians, including many DW readers, say however that they are preparing for this eventuality. Twice in the first week of September, Vladimir Putin publicly rejected the rumors about an imminent mobilization campaign in the country. On September 1, Putin qualified the rumors ... The post The rumors about mobilization: Putin denies, Russians do not believe him …
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