Russia has launched fresh mobilisation drive: Zelenskiy
- On Monday, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced more than 8,000 North Korean soldiers are currently on Russian territory, with preparations underway to deploy another 10,000 troops for combat operations.
- Russia is increasing recruitment through various means to offset heavy front-line losses while avoiding broader domestic mobilization, according to Ukrainian officials and months of speculation.
- In exchange for this assistance, Russia is paying with technology, including support for Shahed-type attack drone production in North Korea, Zelensky stated. "This is how evil spreads," he asserted.
- Drone strikes near the Polish border at Dorohusk damaged a checkpoint on Monday, while separate Russian attacks on Kyiv killed at least ten people, according to officials.
- NATO officials including Alexus Grynkewich say publicizing illicit networks deters Russian sabotage; the Eastern Sentry mission launched September 11 has reduced Russian drone incursions into allied airspace.
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Ukrainian President Selenskyy sees the spread of the "bad": according to his intelligence services, Moscow has begun a new mobilization. North Korea is also preparing to deploy further troops.
According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selenskyy, Russia has already started an additional mobilisation.
VLADIMIR Putin has increased the number of Russian soldiers to 2.44 million, taking the number of active members of the armed forces to more than 1.55 million.
Ukraine's President, Volodimir Zelenski, said that Russia has already begun further mobilization and is expanding its recruitment through several methods, including attracting foreign citizens. At the same time, according to information presented by the Ukrainian leader, Russia is preparing the dislocation of an additional 10,000 North Korean soldiers, over the approximately 8,000 already in Russian territory.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree increasing the number of personnel in the Russian army to 2,441,630.
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