Putin Declares Mobilization
nytimes.com
nytimes.com
https://www.airlive.net/breaking-russian-airlines-ordered-to...
The query "how to break an arm" has become a new trend in Russian Google.
https://twitter.com/TadeuszGiczan/status/1572504177292767232
I suppose "partial" is just semantics; looks like all reservists have been called up, a "full" mobilization would just add in a "full, national draft."
Maybe it doesn't matter - this article hasn't got a lot of attention, and since most analysts are saying any mobilization won't have much effect for maybe 12 months, it's mostly posturing and politics at this point.
Sounds like they're masking this as "partial" mobilization in the same way they've masked their war as a "special military operation."
[1] May need to open in reader: https://www.politico.eu/article/text-vladimir-putin-mobiliza...
Granted, that's a Ukrainian news article, but I won't be surprised if the true scope of Putin's claimed "partial" mobilization ends up being far more than they're masking it as.
Ukrainian forces are an army of millions getting weapons from all over the world now.
It is escalating.
Need a way out of this conflict.
- take over the newly discovered fossil gas reserves from in-land and at-sea of Ukraine.
- terminate for good the since-2014 donbass border conflict by taking over the donbass for the pro-russian ukrainians (which would become russians) and brutally expelling the pro-ukranian ukrainians.
- "getting" rid of a 4000 weaponized neo-nazi "azof" bataillon.
- "drug addicts" ???
- the religious-grade "greater russia" (similar to the relgious-grade "one china" with taiwan).
I play dota2 (on elf/linux ofc), mixed ukrainian-russian teams are from the best in the world, and are _CURRENTLY_ competing. Will they be considered "traitors" in their respective countries?
It does not make any sense at all, really not.