Kazakhstan is introducing electronic, paid entry permits for citizens of visa-free countries, including Russians, which coincided with reports of a possible new mobilization in Russia. (translated)
Russians are fleeing the country in fear of a new mobilization announced by the Kremlin, resulting in a sharp increase in the number of departures across the border to Georgia, where over 113,000 people have arrived in recent days. (translated)
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Russia is likely preparing for another mobilization, but it is unclear whether there will be enough equipment for the half a million mobilized soldiers, which raises doubts about the organization of their support, especially in light of problems with personal equipment. (translated)
Russia is struggling with a serious problem on the front, losing more soldiers in battles than it is able to recruit, which leads to significant losses and rising tensions in the conflict with Ukraine. (translated)
More than 113,000 Russians have fled to Georgia in just one week in fear of a new wave of military mobilization, leading to a massive exodus and increased demand for housing in the region. (translated)
In the last week, 113 thousand Russians escaped through the Russian-Georgian border because they fear that Putin will announce mobilization! (translated)
In an interview conducted by Budanov, Zelensky's man, it was noted that Ukraine needs at least 30,000 new recruits per month to maintain the current situation on the front, amidst increasing social discontent due to mobilization. (translated)
Russian companies, such as Evraz, are creating lists of employees who are exempt from mobilization among Russian citizens, while the Kremlin authorities are denying rumors of renewed mobilization amid the war with Ukraine. (translated)
The Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Kyrylo Budanov, emphasized that Ukraine must mobilize at least 30,000 soldiers monthly to maintain the current situation on the front, and the change of the Minister of Defense will not affect the increase in the number of recruits. (translated)
More than 113 thousand Russians have left the country in fear of a new wave of mobilization, reminiscent of the mass exodus in September 2022 when partial mobilization was announced. (translated)
More than 113 thousand Russians have left the country fearing a new wave of mobilization, which prompted the authorities to introduce a system of digital summons and additional powers for the Rosgvardiya to suppress protests. (translated)
In the face of stagnation on the front in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin may be planning to announce mobilization in Russia after the elections, as suggested by disturbing signals, including an increase in job advertisements in military commissions and increased emigration of men. (translated)
In August 2026, a noticeable increase in interest in renting apartments in Georgia and Armenia, caused by the fear of Russians regarding a possible military mobilization, led to an increase in inquiries about long-term rentals by 20-35 percent compared to the previous year. (translated)
Russian authorities are planning a new wave of mobilization, aiming to recruit 600,000 people in 2026 and 2027, in response to increasing losses and recruitment difficulties in the context of the war with Ukraine. (translated)
Russia plans to mobilize 600,000 people in 2026-2027 in response to increasing losses on the front, where since the beginning of 2026 it has lost about 240,000 soldiers, which exceeds the number of new recruits. (translated)
The mysterious visit of CIA director John Ratcliffe to Moscow has sparked speculation about its purpose, including the possibility of delivering a warning to Putin regarding military mobilizations, influencing conflicts with Iran, and strengthening communication channels between US and Russian intelligence services. (translated)
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon points out that a potential general mobilization in Russia after the September elections could not only send thousands more soldiers to the failed war in Ukraine but also trigger a deep crisis in society, as it would also affect the sons of the Russian middle class, which could threaten Putin's regime. (translated)
Armenia offered assistance to Russians who want to avoid military mobilization, assuring that they will not hinder their entry into the country or provide them with support, while in Russia there is growing concern about another wave of recruitment in the face of high casualties on the front. (translated)
Russian troops plan to mobilize around 300,000 soldiers by the end of the year to break through the last line of Ukrainian defense in Donbas and take control of the remaining part of the Donetsk region, moving closer to key cities such as Kramatorsk and Sloviansk. (translated)
