There is a partial mobilization in Russia that Putin announced in September. The Kremlin is so short of “cannon fodder” that the military registration and enlistment offices send subpoenas to everyone, including people who are not fit for military service.
The pace of the “graveyard” of Russians is not slowing down, the Kremlin regime is issuing subpoenas to its citizens both in the subway, and in markets, and in hostels. The Russian media also report that even pensioners are being mobilized to the front.
Putin sends a 71-year-old man to fight
The “glorious” slogan of Russian propaganda “Grandfathers fought” can now be supplemented as follows: “Grandfathers fought and are still fighting. In Russia, a man who turned 71 received a summons. According to him, he was almost sent to the Crimea.
I think they were stunned. At the age of 71, I have to go to the Crimea… 15 years ago I was deregistered,” the man said.
A Russian pensioner should not be so surprised, because he lives a significant part of his life during the reign of dictator Putin. The bloodthirsty president was and is indifferent to his citizens – he will send even 70-year-olds to die in Ukraine.
A man complains that he received a summons at the age of 71: watch the video of Russian media
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Putin has problems with mobilization
Political scientist Abbas Gallyamov commented on the end of partial mobilization in Russia. According to him, Vladimir Putin's statement about the end of mobilization in 2 weeks is evidence that the announcer has problems with conscripting the military. This “project” about sending Russian citizens to death in Ukraine did not work and did not justify itself.
In addition, there was information that military commissar Roman Malik was found dead in Russia. He died under mysterious circumstances. It is not yet known whether he was killed or committed suicide.
