Russian parliament insists mobilisation is not necessary
STANISLAV POHORILOV — MONDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2022, 17:24
Andrey Klimov, Head of the Russian Federation Council’s Commission for the Protection of State Sovereignty, said that there was no need for military mobilisation in Russia against the backdrop of Russia’s losses and defeats in Ukraine.
Source: Kremlin-aligned state-owned news outlet RIA Novosti
Quote from Klimov: "I see no signs of such a need [for mobilisation], or for the introduction of martial law."
Details: Klimov insisted that most questions about possible mobilisation in Russia are asked by foreign journalists, because "they’ve been ordered to do that". At the same time, he urged people not to draw hasty conclusions.
Previously: At the end of August, Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, said that Russia was increasing its mobilisation reserves and planned to mobilise about 90,000 military personnel.
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