The new waves do not need: the Kremlin confirmed that partial mobilization in the Russian Federation continues

The corresponding explanation at his request was received by a deputy of the Pskov Regional Meeting Arthur Haiduk, reports "Pskovsky Yabloko". At the end of November last year, information appeared in the Russian media with reference to officials that partial mobilization in the Russian Federation was completed. Gaiduk sent Vladimir Putin to issue a decree of the official conclusion of the call so that the Russians "did not worry" and "could make long -term plans.

" However, from the Kremlin he received not the answer that he apparently calculated. "The action of the President of the Russian Federation of September 21, 2022 No. 657" On the announcement of partial mobilization in the Russian Federation "continues," - said in a letter named Gaiduk from the Presidential Administration.

The document also clarifies that on October 28, 2022, notifications and conscription of citizens who are in stock were completed, but military enlistment offices continue to staff military units with "volunteers" and contractors. Meanwhile, rumors spread in Russia that tomorrow, January 18, Vladimir Putin will announce a new wave of mobilization during his announced statement of war in Ukraine.

However, the Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov advised not to believe this information, reports the edition "Ostatically Media". When asked by a journalist about the information that Putin may declare a full war for Ukraine or continue mobilization: "It's all rumors. Don't listen to them. " However, Russian military bloggers are already preparing for military clashes with NATO.

Thus, the propaganda Telegram channel "Vetran Zapols" refers to the approach of "battles with Poland and the Baltic States". "Tomorrow your [" Special Military Operation "] will be officially over," - the author of the military public is convinced. We will remind, on January 17 Vladimir Putin made a bill on the termination of action on the Russian Federation of international treaties of the Council of Europe.