WW3 Fears Spike as Vladimir Putin ‘Amps up Conscription’
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The question is not whether and when Vladimir Putin will declare a new mobilization, but how long the silent mobilization, which has been in effect since 2022, will hold. This is written by Zoe Neiman of the British defense think tank Royal United Services Institute. Neiman points out that the partial mobilization from 2022 was never officially ended, and that Putin has actually normalized mobilization.
Russia has imposed strict restrictions on the freedom of young people, to a degree that prepares the ground for a mass military mobilization, suggests a document that has been leaked to the press and that has been seen by The Times journalists. The recruitment laws oblige men between the ages of 18 and 30 to register at recruitment offices, so that they can be called to arms if necessary.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Im Hwa-seop = The Russian government, as a measure to deter draft evasion, is requiring young men aged 18 to 30 to submit military service documents for real estate transactions, etc...
Men of military age in Russia have begun to encounter demands for military registration documents in the form of mortgages, the purchase and sale of real estate, and the registration of business. The Sunday Times has written about this, referring to a letter from the Federal Notary Chamber. The document is dated 15 September and signed by the President of the PNP. It states that "interim measures" may be applied to citizens to "take them to the …
New restrictions in Russia could make life more difficult for men of military age, fueling fears that Moscow is preparing for a wider military mobilisation. According to a leaked document seen by The Times, men aged between 18 and 30 will be increasingly bound to military registration and may even need to be […]
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