After the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek, Vladimir Putin acknowledged that mobilization is nonsense, but state terrorism is occurring in Ukraine, and announced plans to carry out massive attacks on Ukraine's energy sector. (translated)
More than 100,000 Russians have left the country in fear of a new mobilization that the Kremlin might announce, and the border crossing of Upper Lars is once again becoming the main escape route to Georgia. (translated)
The Guardian reports that Russia is currently losing about 6000 soldiers every month more than it can recruit, and this is related to limited options to fill personnel losses, which contributes to attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. (translated)
Budanov indicates that Ukraine needs to mobilize at least 30,000 people per month to maintain its current positions, and despite the appointment of a new minister of defense, the situation will not change significantly. (translated)
The mysterious visit of CIA director John Ratcliffe to Moscow has raised concerns about a potential Russian military escalation against the Baltic States and NATO, while Russia is taking preparatory measures for a new mobilization. (translated)
Ukrainian intelligence informs that the Russian General Staff plans to mobilize an additional 600,000 soldiers in 2026 and 2027 to reinforce the troops involved in the war against Ukraine, in response to increasing losses and recruitment difficulties. (translated)
Ukrainian intelligence services report that Russia plans to mobilize 600,000 people to reinforce military units involved in the war against Ukraine, in response to increasing casualties on the front and recruitment difficulties. (translated)
Ukrainian intelligence indicates that Russia plans to mobilize 600,000 people in 2026 and 2027, as losses on the front increase, and plans to change laws to expand mobilization options, including incorporating certain convicted individuals. (translated)
NATO is preparing for a potential escalation of the conflict after Western experts were disturbed by new Russian military exercises in Kaliningrad, where readiness for possible mobilization of the population is being tested, while discussing the political and military consequences of new mobilization in light of the difficult situation with losses and labor shortages in Russia. (translated)
The director of the CIA, William Ratcliffe, visited Moscow to discuss Russia's military mobilization plans and potential threats to NATO, based on intelligence data regarding Russia's preparation for conflict with Europe. (translated)
In Russia, the forced conscription of civilians into the army is increasing, as sources indicate that a new wave of mobilization is being prepared after the September elections for the State Duma, with growing pressure on men facing financial difficulties to sign military contracts. (translated)
According to GUR representative Major General Vadim Skibitsky, Russia could start a new attack on the Kyiv region in February if mobilization is carried out this year to demonstrate success ahead of the elections, but there is virtually no evidence that there are possibilities for such an operation. (translated)
The article discusses possible secret plans of Russian President Vladimir Putin for October, including covert mobilization and the deployment of North Korean soldiers on Russian territory, while analysts predict that clearer decisions from the Kremlin will follow after the parliamentary elections in September, despite official denials of mobilization. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Vladimir Putin could be preparing a new mobilization disguised as voluntary contract signing, while planning to deploy up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers on Russian territory due to significant losses of Russian forces in the war against Ukraine. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warns that after the elections, Vladimir Putin may carry out a secret mobilization and deploy tens of thousands of soldiers from North Korea in Russia, as the Russian Duma passes laws that facilitate the recruitment of citizens with criminal records, creating conditions for a possible formal mobilization due to significant losses in Russian forces. (translated)
Fear of mobilization is intensifying in Russia and Ukraine as warnings about a possible mass conscription of soldiers appear, further exacerbating the situation on both sides of the front. (translated)
The president of Ukraine reported that Russia is planning mobilization, the signs of which are visible on social media, as even pregnant women are receiving summons for military service, and those who do not comply are threatened with sanctions. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Russia's plans to carry out mass mobilization after the parliamentary elections, while Ukraine, following the request of the United States, halted drone strikes on Russian oil tankers to avoid harming oil markets and US interests. (translated)
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia plans another massive mobilization, involving hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens, by the end of the year, while the anti-war party Yabloko is banned in the Russian parliamentary elections, creating conditions that facilitate Putin's plans to create the illusion of support for the war. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine has submitted proposals to the United States for a plan to end the war with Russia, while simultaneously warning of the possibility of a new mobilization of Russian forces after the parliamentary elections next month. (translated)
