Peskov urged not to pay attention to reports about the upcoming wave of mobilization

Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov called not to pay attention to information about the prepaid second wave of “partial mobilization”, writes RIA Novosti.

Peskov, in response to a journalist’s question about a possible wave of mobilization, said that “a lot of provocative messages are published in social networks, we must focus on the information of the Ministry of Defense and the president.”

What “provocative messages” Peskov speak of. Probably, the presidential spokesman refers to the recent media publications, which say that a new wave of “partial mobilization” will begin in January.

So, for example, the telegram channel “We can explain” with reference to three sources in the military registration and enlistment offices of different regions said that the military commissars began intensified preparations for mobilization, which will begin in January-February-they will not officially declare it.

The source of the telegram channel in the St. Petersburg Commissariat reported that the military registration and enlistment office was preparing for a large volume of work in January and February, and a source in Moscow added that employees were obliged to "revise the affairs of conscripts and contractors to send their summons and attract mobilization."

General picture . At the end of November, the Partial Mobilization possible was also reported by the Village. Then Dmitry Peskov claimed that the Kremlin discusses the option of another mobilization wave, but added that he could not “speak for the Ministry of Defense”.

On December 5, the pro -Russian writer Zakhar Prilepin said that Russia was waiting for a “hidden” mobilization, RTVI reported from the first reporting meeting of the “Staff of Zakhara Prilepin” in the State Duma.

The Vesna movement also with reference to sources claims that preparations for a new wave of mobilization began in St. Petersburg and Moscow.

What you need to know. Earlier, Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the president would not sign the order of the end of the “partial mobilization”: “The president said that he would consult with lawyers and right-wingers. We inform: the decree is not needed. "