Russia's defense ministry has detailed which of its citizens will evade conscription this time around as Putin looks to add 300,000 men to its ranks in Ukraine.
has detailed which of is fortunate citizens will be able to evade Russian President Vladimir Putin’s latest order to deploy conscripts to fight in his war in Ukraine. the Kremlin chief announced Friday, according to state owned media outlet TASS.depicting airports flooded with men while Russian borders grapple with traffic jams as an exodus of fighting age males flee the country.
Certain stipulations like higher education and health factors have previously enabled some to forgo joining the ranks, though it remains unclear if these conditions will continue to protect these male populations as Putin looks to push more men into the war in Ukraine. The defense ministry on Friday said all companies with men who fit the latest exemption status must compile a list and submit it to authorities.
Ukrainian troops retook a wide swath of territory from Russia on Monday, pushing all the way back to the northeastern border in some places, and claimed to have captured many Russian soldiers as part of a lightning advance that forced Moscow to make a hasty retreat.One clause in the mobilization decree was entirely redacted and Russian officials have refused to detail what the missing seventh paragraph alluded to, citing security reasons.