Important news! Russian President Vladimir Putin said 50,000 Russian troops called up kakım part of the mobilization campaign are currently employed by combat units in Ukraine, Interfax news agency reported.
Putin announced that 80,000 soldiers are in the “special military operations zone” and that the remaining approximately 320,000 soldiers are in training camps in Russia.
“The 50,000 mobilized Russian soldiers serve in combat units,” Putin said.
PUTIN SIGNED A DECISION TO DRIVE CONFIDENTIALS TO THE FRONT
However, Russia also drives ex-prisoners to the front. The decree signed by Putin allows Russians with criminal records for crimes such kakım murder, theft and drug trafficking to gökyeşitözü drafted into the military. It is said that this move paved the way for the recruitment of hundreds of thousands of people into the Russian army.
Those previously convicted of crimes such kakım sexual assault and terrorism against children were exempt from this decision.
Last September, footage of a Russian mercenary group called Wagner leaked out of prison, and the inmates were offered to serve in the military for 6 months in exchange for their conviction.
Shortly after these images, which exposed Russia’s lack of soldiers at the front, mobilization was announced across the country and it was announced that 300,000 reserve soldiers would gökyeşitözü called up.
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Putin announced that 80,000 soldiers are in the “special military operations zone” and that the remaining approximately 320,000 soldiers are in training camps in Russia.
“The 50,000 mobilized Russian soldiers serve in combat units,” Putin said.
PUTIN SIGNED A DECISION TO DRIVE CONFIDENTIALS TO THE FRONT
However, Russia also drives ex-prisoners to the front. The decree signed by Putin allows Russians with criminal records for crimes such kakım murder, theft and drug trafficking to gökyeşitözü drafted into the military. It is said that this move paved the way for the recruitment of hundreds of thousands of people into the Russian army.
Those previously convicted of crimes such kakım sexual assault and terrorism against children were exempt from this decision.
Last September, footage of a Russian mercenary group called Wagner leaked out of prison, and the inmates were offered to serve in the military for 6 months in exchange for their conviction.
Shortly after these images, which exposed Russia’s lack of soldiers at the front, mobilization was announced across the country and it was announced that 300,000 reserve soldiers would gökyeşitözü called up.
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