Russian defense says more than 200,000 people have joined the army in some mobilization
On October 4, CNN reported that Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said more than 200,000 Russian citizens had joined the Russian army as part of a partial migration. about war in Ukraine
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Russian state media, Ria Novosti, reported that the new unit’s training will be conducted at special training fields and training centers. But he did not give further details about the soldiers who were called up in the latest mobilization.
However, in September. Gen Choi Ku said that Russia will recall 300,000 reservists after President Vladimir Putin announced additional conscriptions. It sparked violent protests and an exodus of conscripts amid fears. In addition, the Russian parliament amended military laws to increase penalties for deserters.
People walk next to their cars queuing to cross the border into Kazakhstan at the Mariinsky border crossing, about 400 kilometers (250 miles) south of Chelyabinsk, Russia, Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022. Officials say about 98,000 Russians have crossed into Kazakhstan in the week since President Vladimir Putin announced that reserve troops will be moved in part to fight in Ukraine. (AP Photo)
On the same day, Kazinform Kazakhstan reported that Kazakhstan’s Minister of Internal Affairs Marat Ahmetjanov Neighboring Russia, which shares a 7,000 kilometer border, says that more than 200,000 Russian citizens have entered Kazakhstan since President Putin issued a partial mobilization order . More than 147,000 of these people have already left Kazakhstan. From 21 September.
The latest part on Monday, October 3, said Mr. Ahmet Janov. More than 7,000 Russian citizens have entered the country and 11,000 have left the country. In addition, 68 Russian citizens have applied for Kazakh citizenship.
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