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🇷🇺 According to Russian media and local publications, a “semi-covert” mobilization has already begun in Russia: ▪️ Men are being detained directly on the streets, pulled out of cars, and forced to sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense. 📍 In several regions, the detention of men on the...

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Several reports indicate that the number of people willing to sign contracts with the Russian defense ministry has plummeted. The Kremlin is discussing a new wave of mobilization in the autumn of 2026. ▪️According to data obtained by the Verstka media, the influx of new recruits in Moscow collapsed by a third in the spring of 2026 compared to last year. In April, 1,708 contract soldiers were sent to the front; in May, that number fell to 1,378, and the deficit continues to grow. ▪️Homeless people, mercenaries from Africa, and elderly convicts with severe illnesses who cannot carry 20 kg of gear are being shipped to the front. According to sources, these contract soldiers survive on the positions for no more than a month, and mass desertion is rampant among the survivors, with hundreds of men fleeing frontline villages every week. ▪️Russian authorities see forced conscription as the only way out of the manpower crisis. Eight sources close to the Presidential Administration, the FSB, and military enlistment offices confirmed that the Kremlin is discussing a new wave of mobilization for October 2026, immediately following the September elections. While some officials fear economic collapse and protests, military personnel on the ground are certain: "The fools willing to die for money have run out. From here on, it’s either mobilization or a backroom deal where they lose face and fail the goals of the "special military operation." 📹:Serdobsk, Penza Oblast, Russia
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Several reports indicate that the number of people willing to sign contracts with the Russian defense ministry has plummeted. The Kremlin is discussing a new wave of mobilization in the autumn of 2026. ▪️According to data obtained by the Verstka media, the influx of new recruits in Moscow collapsed by a third in the spring of 2026 compared to last year. In April, 1,708 contract soldiers were sent to the front; in May, that number fell to 1,378, and the deficit continues to grow. ▪️Homeless people, mercenaries from Africa, and elderly convicts with severe illnesses who cannot carry 20 kg of gear are being shipped to the front. According to sources, these contract soldiers survive on the positions for no more than a month, and mass desertion is rampant among the survivors, with hundreds of men fleeing frontline villages every week. ▪️Russian authorities see forced conscription as the only way out of the manpower crisis. Eight sources close to the Presidential Administration, the FSB, and military enlistment offices confirmed that the Kremlin is discussing a new wave of mobilization for October 2026, immediately following the September elections. While some officials fear economic collapse and protests, military personnel on the ground are certain: "The fools willing to die for money have run out. From here on, it’s either mobilization or a backroom deal where they lose face and fail the goals of the "special military operation." 📹:Serdobsk, Penza Oblast, Russia

Anton Gerashchenko

50,958 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🇷🇺🪖 In Khabarovsk, conscripts are reportedly being forced to sign military contracts, while written refusals “disappear” — 🟥 Two servicemen from the 65th Engineering Regiment stated that they were coerced into switching to contract service. According to relatives, physical and psychological pressure was exerted on soldiers in military unit 54626, along with threats. 🔹 The sister of one conscript claims that Major Savelyev and Lieutenant Colonel Kuznetsov are involved in the case. ▪️ After signing the contracts, a written refusal report allegedly disappeared. Families are demanding an investigation, the annulment of the signed documents, and protection for the soldiers. They state that the signatures were obtained under coercion. 🟦 According to reports, Russia is unable to meet monthly recruitment needs through voluntary contracts to compensate for losses on the Ukrainian front. As a result, cases of conscripts being redirected into contract military service are reportedly being recorded across the country, after which they are sent to fight in the war against Ukraine against their will. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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🇷🇺🪖 In Khabarovsk, conscripts are reportedly being forced to sign military contracts, while written refusals “disappear” — 🟥 Two servicemen from the 65th Engineering Regiment stated that they were coerced into switching to contract service. According to relatives, physical and psychological pressure was exerted on soldiers in military unit 54626, along with threats. 🔹 The sister of one conscript claims that Major Savelyev and Lieutenant Colonel Kuznetsov are involved in the case. ▪️ After signing the contracts, a written refusal report allegedly disappeared. Families are demanding an investigation, the annulment of the signed documents, and protection for the soldiers. They state that the signatures were obtained under coercion. 🟦 According to reports, Russia is unable to meet monthly recruitment needs through voluntary contracts to compensate for losses on the Ukrainian front. As a result, cases of conscripts being redirected into contract military service are reportedly being recorded across the country, after which they are sent to fight in the war against Ukraine against their will. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

15,965 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

❗️❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 On 19 December, the failed generalissimo of Russia’s modern era, Vladimir Putin, announced to the world that more than 700,000 Russian soldiers are currently present on Ukrainian territory. 📍 Now, only facts confirmed by official reports of the Russian Ministry of Defense: part of the mobilization announced in autumn 2022, Russia drafted 300,000 soldiers to fight against Ukraine; 2023, 350,000 Russians signed contracts with the armed forces; 2024, 450,000 contract soldiers joined the Russian army; 2025, according to Putin’s statement yesterday, 400,000 Russians voluntarily enlisted in exchange for substantial salaries. 📍 It must also be taken into account that on 24 February 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the number of regular Russian troops exceeded 200,000, and with the addition of Wagner PMC fighters and Donbas separatists—more than 50,000—a total of approximately 250,000 Russian occupiers launched the attack on Ukraine. 🟥 In total, this amounts to 1,750,000 Russian soldiers. 🔷 No official demobilization has taken place, nor has there been a large-scale rotation or return of troops home. 🪦 The question is simple: If 1,750,000 Russians have set foot on Ukrainian soil, and according to Putin only a little over 700,000 remain there today—where did the remaining 1,050,000 soldiers go? See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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❗️❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 On 19 December, the failed generalissimo of Russia’s modern era, Vladimir Putin, announced to the world that more than 700,000 Russian soldiers are currently present on Ukrainian territory. 📍 Now, only facts confirmed by official reports of the Russian Ministry of Defense: part of the mobilization announced in autumn 2022, Russia drafted 300,000 soldiers to fight against Ukraine; 2023, 350,000 Russians signed contracts with the armed forces; 2024, 450,000 contract soldiers joined the Russian army; 2025, according to Putin’s statement yesterday, 400,000 Russians voluntarily enlisted in exchange for substantial salaries. 📍 It must also be taken into account that on 24 February 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the number of regular Russian troops exceeded 200,000, and with the addition of Wagner PMC fighters and Donbas separatists—more than 50,000—a total of approximately 250,000 Russian occupiers launched the attack on Ukraine. 🟥 In total, this amounts to 1,750,000 Russian soldiers. 🔷 No official demobilization has taken place, nor has there been a large-scale rotation or return of troops home. 🪦 The question is simple: If 1,750,000 Russians have set foot on Ukrainian soil, and according to Putin only a little over 700,000 remain there today—where did the remaining 1,050,000 soldiers go? See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

149,936 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

It looks like Russia is ramping up covert mobilization: Reports are emerging from several Russian regions about raids conducted by military enlistment offices and police, involving document checks and the detention of draft-age men directly on the streets. Eyewitnesses describe dragnets and people being forcibly taken to enlistment centers. For now, it is an attempt to find working models and gauge public sentiment. However, mobilization is inevitable: for the fifth consecutive month, Russian army casualties have outpaced recruitment rates. Very soon, mobilization could affect every draft-age man in Russia. The average lifespan of a Russian assault soldier is about one week. For those who do not want to become Putin's assault fodder, there is still an opportunity to save their lives and leave Russia. For those who have already signed a contract, it is worth remembering that surrendering is one of the few chances to survive. This can be done by contacting "I Want to Live" (Khochu Zhit), the unified center for receiving applications for the voluntary surrender of Russian Armed Forces personnel.
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It looks like Russia is ramping up covert mobilization: Reports are emerging from several Russian regions about raids conducted by military enlistment offices and police, involving document checks and the detention of draft-age men directly on the streets. Eyewitnesses describe dragnets and people being forcibly taken to enlistment centers. For now, it is an attempt to find working models and gauge public sentiment. However, mobilization is inevitable: for the fifth consecutive month, Russian army casualties have outpaced recruitment rates. Very soon, mobilization could affect every draft-age man in Russia. The average lifespan of a Russian assault soldier is about one week. For those who do not want to become Putin's assault fodder, there is still an opportunity to save their lives and leave Russia. For those who have already signed a contract, it is worth remembering that surrendering is one of the few chances to survive. This can be done by contacting "I Want to Live" (Khochu Zhit), the unified center for receiving applications for the voluntary surrender of Russian Armed Forces personnel.

Anton Gerashchenko

693,119 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

As the Russian government ramps up its brutal program of forced mobilization, the wives and mothers of men that were disappeared from the streets of Penza and held for days until agreeing to sign military contracts attempt to stop the buses carrying them off to a military facility.
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As the Russian government ramps up its brutal program of forced mobilization, the wives and mothers of men that were disappeared from the streets of Penza and held for days until agreeing to sign military contracts attempt to stop the buses carrying them off to a military facility.

Jay in Kyiv

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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said there is no need to announce a new wave of mobilization in Russia According to him, more than 80,000 people have already signed contracts with the Ministry of Defense since the beginning of the year. Recently, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Russia is losing an average of 30–35,000 people per month in the war.
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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said there is no need to announce a new wave of mobilization in Russia According to him, more than 80,000 people have already signed contracts with the Ministry of Defense since the beginning of the year. Recently, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Russia is losing an average of 30–35,000 people per month in the war.

Visegrád 24

67,178 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🇷🇺 The spring conscription period in #Russia has ended – 141,000 conscripts have been drafted into the Russian Armed Forces, according to the Ministry of Defense. "The majority of conscripts have been assigned to training units and military units, where they will learn modern military equipment and acquire a military specialty," the ministry stated. It is specified that the conscripts will not sent to the zone of the ~#SMO or to the deployment points of units of the Russian Armed Forces in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions.
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🇷🇺 The spring conscription period in #Russia has ended – 141,000 conscripts have been drafted into the Russian Armed Forces, according to the Ministry of Defense. "The majority of conscripts have been assigned to training units and military units, where they will learn modern military equipment and acquire a military specialty," the ministry stated. It is specified that the conscripts will not sent to the zone of the ~#SMO or to the deployment points of units of the Russian Armed Forces in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions.

Military Summary

25,517 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🚨It has been reported that across the entirety of occupied Dagestan, raids and abductions have begun as part of a covert mobilization effort. Checkpoints are being set up in settlements, where officials stop pedestrians and order them to follow them to military enlistment ↓
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🚨It has been reported that across the entirety of occupied Dagestan, raids and abductions have begun as part of a covert mobilization effort. Checkpoints are being set up in settlements, where officials stop pedestrians and order them to follow them to military enlistment ↓

NIYSO

15,823 просмотров • 1 год назад

🇷🇺 Out with the old, in with the new! No more old ‘SMO’ objectives. According to Sergey Pereslegin, a Russian publicist who is close to Kremlin insiders, Russia has redefined its goals and is now on its way to achieving them. “We have begun waging the war according to Douhet’s doctrine, with the logic of bringing the enemy to capitulation.”
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🇷🇺 Out with the old, in with the new! No more old ‘SMO’ objectives. According to Sergey Pereslegin, a Russian publicist who is close to Kremlin insiders, Russia has redefined its goals and is now on its way to achieving them. “We have begun waging the war according to Douhet’s doctrine, with the logic of bringing the enemy to capitulation.”

Natalka

59,904 просмотров • 21 дней назад

It is reported that a Russian serviceman blew up in a car in Saint Petersburg, dying on the spot. Russian channels report that the car belonged to a representative of the RF Ministry of Defense, and that in the district where the explosion occurred, the Russian Ministry of Defense had purchased a significant amount of housing for military personnel and their families.
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It is reported that a Russian serviceman blew up in a car in Saint Petersburg, dying on the spot. Russian channels report that the car belonged to a representative of the RF Ministry of Defense, and that in the district where the explosion occurred, the Russian Ministry of Defense had purchased a significant amount of housing for military personnel and their families.

WarTranslated

209,217 просмотров • 3 дней назад

Forced mobilization in Russia's city of Penza continues to ramp up, as men are grabbed off the streets at random, carted to whst is described as a "torture camp" and forced to sign military contracts. Here women try to save their Russian that's about to be shipped off to Ukraine
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Forced mobilization in Russia's city of Penza continues to ramp up, as men are grabbed off the streets at random, carted to whst is described as a "torture camp" and forced to sign military contracts. Here women try to save their Russian that's about to be shipped off to Ukraine

Jay in Kyiv

126,550 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Russia used Geran drones to carry out strikes on railway infrastructure in Kharkiv region. Locomotives transporting military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were reportedly hit in the Lozova area, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. #Kharkiv
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Russia used Geran drones to carry out strikes on railway infrastructure in Kharkiv region. Locomotives transporting military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were reportedly hit in the Lozova area, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. #Kharkiv

Military Summary

12,945 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Video of a group of Ukrainian men from the occupied city of Berdyansk being mobilized into the Russian Army. As Russia wants to avoid a general mobilization in Russia, they are forcibly mobilizing Ukrainians. Ukraine reports that one in six of captured Russian soldiers turn out to be a Ukrainian citizen. An estimated 50 000 Ukrainians have been forcibly mobilized by Russia so far.
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Video of a group of Ukrainian men from the occupied city of Berdyansk being mobilized into the Russian Army. As Russia wants to avoid a general mobilization in Russia, they are forcibly mobilizing Ukrainians. Ukraine reports that one in six of captured Russian soldiers turn out to be a Ukrainian citizen. An estimated 50 000 Ukrainians have been forcibly mobilized by Russia so far.

Visegrád 24

195,146 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Nebenzya, Russia's permanent representative to the UN, says that mobilization in Russia "is not planned or expected." "Don’t worry about mobilization in Russia. This has already been said officially many times: we don’t need mass mobilization right now, and it is not planned or expected. But let’s see what happens after the elections," he said, also dismissing reports of young Russians fleeing to Georgia. In reality, Russia is already intensifying its covert and forced mobilization. Reports and investigative journalists indicate that this covert recruitment relies on deceptive job offers, strict workplace quotas, and targeted police raids, and that pressure is also being applied to employees, debtors, prisoners, and migrant workers to force them into signing military contracts.
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Nebenzya, Russia's permanent representative to the UN, says that mobilization in Russia "is not planned or expected." "Don’t worry about mobilization in Russia. This has already been said officially many times: we don’t need mass mobilization right now, and it is not planned or expected. But let’s see what happens after the elections," he said, also dismissing reports of young Russians fleeing to Georgia. In reality, Russia is already intensifying its covert and forced mobilization. Reports and investigative journalists indicate that this covert recruitment relies on deceptive job offers, strict workplace quotas, and targeted police raids, and that pressure is also being applied to employees, debtors, prisoners, and migrant workers to force them into signing military contracts.

Anton Gerashchenko

45,346 просмотров • 9 дней назад

Forced "bus abductions" of civilians have begun in Russia. Staff from conscription offices in Penza are driving through the city in black minibuses and literally abducting residents to send them to the front. This is reported by the channel "Razgovory o Vatnom," which notes that these incidents are occurring not only in Penza itself but throughout the region. The media outlet "Astra" has published a video of one such abduction; it shows passersby attempting to wrest the victims away from the recruiters. For years, Russian propaganda stoked fears regarding the horrors of forced mobilization—often referred to as "bus abductions"—in Ukraine. Yet, it remains conspicuously silent about similar forced roundups within Russia—even though, unlike in Ukraine, people there are being forcibly sent to the front without even an official mobilization order.
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Forced "bus abductions" of civilians have begun in Russia. Staff from conscription offices in Penza are driving through the city in black minibuses and literally abducting residents to send them to the front. This is reported by the channel "Razgovory o Vatnom," which notes that these incidents are occurring not only in Penza itself but throughout the region. The media outlet "Astra" has published a video of one such abduction; it shows passersby attempting to wrest the victims away from the recruiters. For years, Russian propaganda stoked fears regarding the horrors of forced mobilization—often referred to as "bus abductions"—in Ukraine. Yet, it remains conspicuously silent about similar forced roundups within Russia—even though, unlike in Ukraine, people there are being forcibly sent to the front without even an official mobilization order.

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

31,657 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🇷🇺Chronicles of a defeated Russian army: The Russian military Telegram channel War Zone reports that large-scale violations, corruption, and falsification of reports have been uncovered in the Russian military group “Vostok” — according to sources close to military circles. According to their information, during an inspection of units of the “Vostok” group on May 19, 2026, the commission revealed facts of falsification of combat operation results and submission of false reports. A particularly dire situation was recorded in the 29th Combined Arms Army, commanded by Lieutenant General Alexei Zhuravlyov. The main accusations include: ▪️ Colonel General Andrei Ivanaev systematically provided inaccurate information to the General Staff regarding the capture of settlements, destruction of Ukrainian positions, and the number of downed drones. ▪️ Cases were recorded where the temporary entry of small groups into populated areas was presented in official reports as full control, despite the fact that the soldiers were killed shortly afterwards. ▪️ In some units, the level of disciplinary violations, including alcohol and drug use, marauding, and arbitrary abandonment of positions, reaches up to 60%. ▪️ There are reports that a significant part of the bodies of dead servicemen are not evacuated and are recorded as missing in action, which serves to avoid paying compensation. ▪️ The commission also uncovered facts of misappropriation and illegal resale of humanitarian aid, equipment, and drones. ▪️ According to the inspection materials, individual units of the group were assessed as insufficiently prepared to fulfill the tasks set by the General Staff. According to the source, these facts represent a serious problem and a reputational blow for the Russian army. This detailed exposure of systemic corruption, falsified reports, and poor discipline in one of the key Russian military groups once again confirms the deep rot within the Russian armed forces. The fact that such problems are being openly discussed even in pro-Russian military channels shows how widespread and unsustainable the situation has become. This internal decay significantly undermines Russia’s combat effectiveness and long-term prospects in the war.
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🇷🇺Chronicles of a defeated Russian army: The Russian military Telegram channel War Zone reports that large-scale violations, corruption, and falsification of reports have been uncovered in the Russian military group “Vostok” — according to sources close to military circles. According to their information, during an inspection of units of the “Vostok” group on May 19, 2026, the commission revealed facts of falsification of combat operation results and submission of false reports. A particularly dire situation was recorded in the 29th Combined Arms Army, commanded by Lieutenant General Alexei Zhuravlyov. The main accusations include: ▪️ Colonel General Andrei Ivanaev systematically provided inaccurate information to the General Staff regarding the capture of settlements, destruction of Ukrainian positions, and the number of downed drones. ▪️ Cases were recorded where the temporary entry of small groups into populated areas was presented in official reports as full control, despite the fact that the soldiers were killed shortly afterwards. ▪️ In some units, the level of disciplinary violations, including alcohol and drug use, marauding, and arbitrary abandonment of positions, reaches up to 60%. ▪️ There are reports that a significant part of the bodies of dead servicemen are not evacuated and are recorded as missing in action, which serves to avoid paying compensation. ▪️ The commission also uncovered facts of misappropriation and illegal resale of humanitarian aid, equipment, and drones. ▪️ According to the inspection materials, individual units of the group were assessed as insufficiently prepared to fulfill the tasks set by the General Staff. According to the source, these facts represent a serious problem and a reputational blow for the Russian army. This detailed exposure of systemic corruption, falsified reports, and poor discipline in one of the key Russian military groups once again confirms the deep rot within the Russian armed forces. The fact that such problems are being openly discussed even in pro-Russian military channels shows how widespread and unsustainable the situation has become. This internal decay significantly undermines Russia’s combat effectiveness and long-term prospects in the war.

NSTRIKE

29,751 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨🇷🇺⚰️ Russia is reportedly preparing for a broader mobilization after the autumn elections. As manpower shortages deepen, the Kremlin is increasingly turning its attention to civilians with no prior military experience. According to The Wall Street Journal, a "hidden mobilization" is already underway, with growing pressure being placed on conscripts, university students, and ordinary workers to sign military contracts. The report says many recruits are being aggressively encouraged to enlist, after which they could be deployed directly to the war in Ukraine, even without previous military service. The alleged campaign reflects Moscow's continuing struggle to replenish frontline losses while avoiding the political fallout of announcing another formal nationwide mobilization. Instead, the Kremlin appears to be relying on administrative pressure and contract recruitment to sustain its war effort. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🚨🇷🇺⚰️ Russia is reportedly preparing for a broader mobilization after the autumn elections. As manpower shortages deepen, the Kremlin is increasingly turning its attention to civilians with no prior military experience. According to The Wall Street Journal, a "hidden mobilization" is already underway, with growing pressure being placed on conscripts, university students, and ordinary workers to sign military contracts. The report says many recruits are being aggressively encouraged to enlist, after which they could be deployed directly to the war in Ukraine, even without previous military service. The alleged campaign reflects Moscow's continuing struggle to replenish frontline losses while avoiding the political fallout of announcing another formal nationwide mobilization. Instead, the Kremlin appears to be relying on administrative pressure and contract recruitment to sustain its war effort. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

42,763 просмотров • 27 дней назад