Partial mobilization in Russia: who will be sent to the war in Ukraine?

First of all, those who already have the experience of hostilities, as well as reserve servicemen, are partially mobilized. The Kremlin promises not to send Russian students to the war. Following Vladimir Putin's statement to introduce partial mobilization in Russia, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu explained to whom the new rules would touch on. About it reports the Russian agency Tars.

The Head of the Defense Office reported that: Shoiga also said that with the help of partial mobilization, about 300,000 reservists. According to the Russian minister, mobilization is allegedly needed to control the captured territories. The retired Russian colonel and military expert Viktor Litovkin, in his comment to RT, explained that partial mobilization in the Russian Federation applies to all servicemen of the reserve from 18 to 50 years who have relevant military specialties.

At the same time, he is convinced that there will be no those who work in the defense industry of Russia and other critical industries for war. According to Article 53 of the Federal Law of Russia on military duty and military service, we can talk about three waves of mobilization And also those who have passed conscript service and combat experience.

The second wave-soldiers, sergeants, ensign and memorials of 35-45 years, military with officers up to 45-60 years, as well as persons dismissed for health reasons. The third wave is soldiers, sergeants, ensign and vicens of 45-50 years, officers of 50-60 years, as well as women under 45 years of age who have military education or experience of combat service.

The second article of the 21st Article of the Federal Law of Russia on mobilization training and mobilization states that since the announcement of mobilization, the Russians who are on military account are prohibited from leaving their place of residence without the permission of the military commissariats and federal executive bodies. As noted above, partial mobilization is subject to reserve servicemen. Accordingly, they will probably be prohibited from traveling outside the country.

Nothing is known about the rest of the citizens who are on the military account. There was no additional information about this from the management of the aggressor country. At the same time, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Defense Andriy Kartpolov stated that additional restrictions on the right of reserves in connection with partial mobilization have not yet been provided.

A member of the Council under the President of the Russian Federation on Human Rights Kirill Kabanov also states that there is no prohibition on departure from the place of residence for partial mobilization. According to him, it only operates from the moment of receiving the summons. We will remind, today, September 21, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin made a number of resonant statements. In particular, the head of state-aggressor declared partial mobilization in Russia.