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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....

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After today’s horrific incident involving the stabbing of a military recruitment officer, Ukraine’s MoD has emphasized the need to change approaches to mobilization. The current forced mobilization has taken on repulsive forms, led to total corruption (conservative estimates put the damage in the billions of dollars), and most importantly — it has proven ineffective. There is no worse soldier than one dragged to the front by force. Let me remind you that many “patriots” of Ukraine from Western countries avoided talking about this terrible form of human rights violation, while quite a few local guys labeled Ukrainians who spoke about it as “pro-Russian.” Now the horror of this mobilization is being acknowledged not only by journalists, but by the Ministry of Defense itself. I will stress: anyone who criticizes Ukrainians for telling the truth and calls us “pro-Russian” is a bigger pro-Russian agent than those openly on the Kremlin’s payroll. This is you who allows Ukrainian democracy to rot while hiding behind beautiful slogans. The new minister reportedly plans to digitalize the process of searching for draft dodgers (evaders of military service). Another question is what the enforcement mechanism for bringing evaders into service will look like. And the main issue is how to motivate people who are exhausted by the war and have enormous distrust of a corrupt government to risk their lives in a war where there are almost no chances of winning.

Iuliia Mendel

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Vladimir Kara-Murza spoke in the French Senate. My thoughts on his speech: I believe it is necessary to tell the truth. The statement that in the Russian army, war crimes are allegedly committed by representatives of indigenous peoples of Russia - Buryats, Dagestanis, Ingush - and that Russians themselves "find it really difficult to kill Ukrainians" and are at war for economic reasons - is not true. The war is not being waged by Putin together with the Buryats, Chechens, and Koreans. The war is being waged by citizens of the Russian Federation who were prepared for it by decades of Putin's propaganda. Several facts: ◾️Ukrainian intelligence and international investigators have made public the names of the Russians involved in the massacre in Bucha. These are servicemen of the 64th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade of the 35th Combined Arms Army. Law enforcers identified 91 Russians who committed crimes in Bucha and have collected numerous evidence of the Russian military's involvement in the massacre in the city. ◾️On December 30, 2024, Ukrainian police revealed the name of the Russian military officer suspected of giving orders to shoot civilians in occupied Bucha - Artem Tareyev, born in 1995, who commanded the 234th Air Assault Regiment of the 76th Pskov Air Assault Division of the Russian airborne troops in March 2022. ◾️There is also the Rusich Group unit, which carried out ritual killings of Ukrainian people. ◾️If prisons are mentioned, then why not mention the terrible torturing and murders of Ukrainian prisoners of war that are carried out by Russian prison guards? Why not tell the truth? If there "aren't enough" Russians, it is not because they do not want to fight. It is because the Ukrainian army is effectively destroying Russian soldiers. Russia does not have a democratic future in the foreseeable future. There is no opposition in Russia, either. It has been destroyed. France has overcome the colonial imperial rhetoric. It should clearly recognize it when it hears it.

Anton Gerashchenko

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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

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