By Victor Duda
The interlocutor of journalists in the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation cites the figure of 600-700 thousand Russians who left the country after mobilization. At the same time, another source of publication, familiar with the Kremlin's internal estimates, speaks of almost 1 million people who left Russia.
The media notes that after Putin's announcement of mobilization on September 21 at checkpoints in the Russian Federation, queues for departure were formed-in particular, the checkpoint Upper Lars on the border with Georgia, where the Russians stood in queues for 4-5 days. The queues were also recorded on the border of Russia with Kazakhstan.
Today, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan said that from September 21, 200,000 citizens of the Russian Federation had entered the country, and 147 thousand Russians left the country during this period. According to Rosstat, from the beginning of the year and before Putin's announcement, the territory of the aggressor state has left 419 thousand Russians.
We will remind, on September 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the beginning of the so -called partial mobilization to ensure the goals of Russian troops in the war against Ukraine. For its part, the Russian Defense Minister stated that within the mobilization the authorities were going to call 300,000 people. According to the media, Putin's decree on mobilization allows you to enter up to 1 million people into the army. In the Kremlin, these messages were denied.
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