In September, 20% of Russians announced a decrease in cash savings with the outbreak of war in Ukraine and the introduction of Western sanctions. This is evidenced by the data of the VTsIOM survey. As stated in the study, 34% of respondents stated that they had no savings before the start of Ukrainian events. According to economists, the trend for reducing cash savings is associated with the general decline of the Russian economy, which will continue in the future.

Night club (illustrative photo) State Duma deputy from Transbaikalia, reserve lieutenant Andrei Gurulev announced the need to arrange raids in nightclubs throughout Russia in search of "mowing from mobilization." He also stated in his telegram channel, which supports the presentation of the summons at the metro and in other public places.

An illustrative photo In Yakutia, the police promises to check all freshmen enrolled in universities and other educational institutions after September 21, when the President of Russia announced a “partial mobilization”. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the region ordered the operational-search measures and find out whether these applicants really went to study and on what grounds the documents for them were prepared. The department notes that he has lists of all recently enrolled students.