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Kremlin says no decisions taken on border closure amid mobilisation

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The Kremlin admitted Monday that errors had been made during the mobilisation of reservists for the military action in Ukraine. "Indeed, there are cases when the (mobilisation) decree was violated. In some regions, governors are actively working to rectify the situation," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. Despite rumours to the contrary, no decision had been taken to seal Russia's external borders.

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Times of India

Russia says 'no decisions' on closing borders amid exodus of military-age men

Russia says 'no decisions' on closing borders amid exodus of military-age men.

2 years ago·India

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BBC News

Ukraine war: Russia admits mobilisation errors, amid growing public opposition

Reports say people with no military experience, or who are too old or disabled, are being enlisted.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

‘No decisions’ on closing border says Kremlin, as thousands continue to leave

The Kremlin has refused to deny that Russia could close its borders to prevent an exodus of military-age men who could be conscripted to fight in Ukraine.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Kremlin says no decisions taken on border closure amid mobilisation

MOSCOW - The Kremlin on Monday said that no decisions have been taken on closing Russia's borders amid an exodus of military-age men since President Vladimir Putin declared a partial mobilisation last Wednesday. In a call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also acknowledged that some call-ups had been issued in error, and that mistakes would be corrected. (Reporting by

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

Kremlin says no decision yet on whether to seal Russia's borders to stop men fleeing

KYIV: The Kremlin said on Monday (Sep 26) no decision had been taken on whether to seal Russia's borders to stop an exodus of military-aged men fleeing the country, after days of chaotic scenes during its first military mobilisation since World War II. Asked about the prospect of the border being shut, Kre

2 years ago·Singapore

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The Hill

Kremlin admits to ‘errors’ in call-ups amid war mobilization

The Kremlin told reporters on Monday that “errors” have been made as the government drafts eligible men for its war on Ukraine. “Instances of non-compliance are decreasing,” Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said of the mobilization decree, according to The Moscow Times. He continued: “We hope this will speed up and…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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