partial mobilization

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Ryazan military training ground of the Western Military District with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, following the announcement of partial mobilization on September 21, which aims the…

After Russia announced a partial mobilization on September 21, Russians who do not want to be recruited fled to neighboring countries, particularly Georgia. The long line of vehicles at Verkhny Lars, Russia's only border crossing point with…

A 20-kilometer queue of vehicles formed on the Russia-Georgia border after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced partial mobilization in the country. Around 115,000 people crossed the Georgia-Russia border in the last week, according…

In Russia, women from Yakutia, Irkutsk, Reftinsky, and Arkhangelsk, and from Makhachkala, capital of the Autonomous Republic of Dagestan, protested against the partial mobilization. Five people were detained during the protest. At least…

People took to the streets in many cities after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization. According to local sources, more than 60 people have been detained in the protests so far. Many people started to leave the…

As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced in his address to the nation that "partial mobilization" was declared across the country. "Only citizens who are currently in the reserve and, above all, have…