‘Something could start as early as October’: Russian authorities are discussing a new wave of mobilization after the State Duma elections
Russia may launch new wave of mobilization after State Duma elections
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Russian authorities are reportedly discussing a new wave of mobilization after the State Duma elections. Coverage from various outlets, including Meduza, Новая газета Европа, and UNITED24 Media, emphasizes that the Kremlin is considering this move due to a shortage of contract soldiers and volunteers.
The situation on the ground is already tense, with reports of mass roundups of men in regions like Penza.
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Quick answers
When are the State Duma elections?
Coverage does not specify
What is the current situation with Russian mobilization?
Reports indicate a shortage of contract soldiers and volunteers, with some men being rounded up in regions like Penza
What is the possible timeline for a new wave of mobilization?
According to Meduza, 'something could start as early as October'
How are Russian authorities responding to reports of mobilization?
Police in Penza are warning of punishment for spreading reports about mass conscription sweeps
Coverage (12)
- Kremlin reportedly mulling fresh wave of mobilisation after September elections Новая газета Европа · 17h ago
- “We’ve Run Out of Fools for Money.” How Russian Authorities Are Trying to Solve the Shortage of Contract Soldiers Вёрстка · 17h ago
- “Congrats, you’re off to war”. As videos of enlistment raids in Penza go viral, we spoke to a man seized off the street and sent to Ukraine last November Mediazona · 17h ago
- Kremlin Runs Out of Volunteers, Reportedly Forcing Officials to Plan Unpopular Autumn Mobilization UNITED24 Media · 17h ago
- "Busification" Russian-Style: The Roundup of Men in Penza as a Harbinger of Future Mobilization UA.NEWS · 17h ago
- The Kremlin is considering a scenario of a new mobilization after the State Duma elections Українські Національні Новини (УНН) · 17h ago
- “Everything Is Stably Terrible”: Russia’s Contract Soldier Recruitment Drops by One-Third UNITED24 Media · 17h ago
- Russia Launches Mass Raids on Men, Debtors, and Ex-Prisoners, as Troop Losses Mount Kyiv Post · 17h ago
- Telegram channel tracking mass roundups of men in Russia blocked Meduza · 17h ago broke it first
- Will forced mobilisation save Putin’s war effort? The Times · 17h ago
- Police in Russia's Penza warn of punishment for spreading reports about mass conscription sweeps targeting me Українська правда · 17h ago
- ‘Something could start as early as October’: Russian authorities are discussing a new wave of mobilization after the State Duma elections Meduza · 17h ago broke it first
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