Russia may conduct another wave of so-called “share mobilization”. This is stated in the intelligence review of the British Ministry of Defense.
British intelligence notes that on January 22, 2023, the media reported that Russian border guards prevented Kyrgyz labor migrants with dual citizenship from leaving Russia, telling men that their names included in the mobilization lists.
Russia plans to conduct another wave of mobilization
Separately, on January 23, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the “shared mobilization” decree remains in effect, arguing that it remains necessary to support the work of the armed forces.
Russian the leadership most likely continues to look for ways to provide the large numbers of personnel needed for any future major offensive in Ukraine, while minimizing internal divisions in society. – British intelligence notes.
Mobilization in Russia: breaking news
- The Kremlin uses “cannon fodder” tactics. The American publication, citing its sources in power, reported that the Russian authorities sent Russian mobilized to the war with Ukraine unprepared and poorly equipped.
- Vladimir Putin's decree on partial mobilization in Russia continues act further. Dmitry Peskov explained this by the performance of “other functions than conscription.”
- In the Samara region, the wounded mobilized do not want to return to the front. For the time being, they want to send them to war again without a military medical commission, but they staged a riot.
- Let us remind you that the losses of the enemy are increasing every day. Over the past day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine liquidated 490 invaders. Since February 24, 2022, Russia has already lost 126,650 invaders in the war in Ukraine. In addition, every day the Russians lose a huge amount of equipment.
- Note that this data is not accurate, because due to the high intensity of the fighting it is difficult to calculate all the losses of the enemy.
