Putin Is Increasing the Army Again – Is Russia Now Threatening a New Wave of Mobilization?
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Russia raises its forces on paper. North Korea "sends" soldiers. And Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyy even speaks of an "additional" mobilization in Russia. What is behind it?
Russia continues to expand its armed forces. Since March almost 48,000 new soldiers have been added. Selenskyy warns of a gradual mobilization and North Korean troops.
Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday to increase the authorized number of military personnel in the armed forces by 15,500, feeding speculation on a masked mobilization. The new ceiling is 2,441,630 people, 1,550,500 of whom are active military personnel. It is the fourth increase this year, following similar decrees signed in March, June and July. At the same time, Volodimir Zelenski warns that currently 8,000 North Korean soldiers are trai…
According to CNBC, Putin raises the Russian military to 2.44 million and Zelenskyy points new wave of mobilization with North Korean troops
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