The rumor about mobilization in Russia is a false provocation of Ukraine – Medvedev
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Russia's Vice-President of the Security Council, Dmitri Medvedev, claims that Moscow is not preparing a new military mobilization this fall. The Russian official described the information in public space as a ‘false proof' attributed to the Kiev authorities.
Rumours of forthcoming mobilization in Russia are a false provocation of the Kiev regime; the needs of the Russian Armed Forces are completely shut down by contractors and volunteers, so mobilization is not necessary.
Information on the plans of the Russian authorities to organise a second wave of mobilization this autumn does not correspond to reality, said Dmitri Medvedev, Vice-President of the Security Council of Russia.
Dmitry Medvedev, a deputy of Sovbeza of the Russian Federation, categorically denied information about a possible new wave of mobilization; he said that the needs of the Russian Armed Forces were fully met by contractors and volunteers, and the rumours spread were a false provocation by Kiev.
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council and leader of the United Russia party, has denied reports of a planned mobilization in Russia this fall. According to Russian state media, he called such rumors "a false provocation by Kyiv," RBC-Ukraine reports.
Senior Russian officials have made a series of key statements in recent hours. Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev categorically rejected claims of a new mobilization campaign, while Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on the possibility of peace talks. At the same time, diplomatic tensions have also arisen along the Berlin-Washington axis. Dmitry Medvedev: Mobilization is a false provocation by Kiev In an inter…
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