In Russia, the decree on the "partial mobilization" continues in Russia

The decree on the announcement of the “partial mobilization” continues, the presidential administration said in response to the appeal of the deputy of the Pskov Regional Assembly of Arthur Gaiduk.

Details. On November 24, Arthur Gaiduk sent an appeal to the president with a request to issue a decree on the completion of “partial mobilization”.

The response of the President of Russia for working with the appeals of citizens and organizations states that “on October 28, 2022, the warning and call of citizens in reserve were completed, military commissariats continue to recruit military units at the expense of citizens who have voluntarily participate in their, as well as citizens who want to enter military service under the contract.”

The document states that the action of the Decree of the President of Russia dated September 21, 2022 No. 657 “On the announcement of partial mobilization in the Russian Federation” continues.

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. "

The Russian authorities deny the possibility of a second mobilization wave. With the statements that it will not be, in early December, Vladimir Putin spoke . His spokeswoman Dmitry Peskov also called for not paying attention to information about the prepaid second wave of “partial mobilization”. “A lot of provocative messages are published in social networks, it is necessary to focus on the information of the Ministry of Defense and the president,” he told reporters.

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