Putin calls up 160,000 men to Russian army in latest conscription drive
It will see 160,000 men between 18 and 30 join Russia’s armed forces – an increase of 10,000 on last year’s spring drive, and a rise of more than 15,000 compared to three years ago, according to Russian state media outlet TASS.
Russia is launching its largest conscription drive in more than a decade, expanding its military as talks stall over a ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the largest military conscription in Russia since 2011 Tuesday as peace talks with Ukraine stall ...
Vladimir Putin has ordered the conscription of 160,000 Russians aged from 18 to 30 - the new order will be implemented from ...
President Putin directed the government, regional authorities and conscription commissions to implement the draft. Russia ...
The decree says conscription applies to all citizens aged between 18 and 30 and covers the period from April to July.
President Vladimir Putin has called up 160,000 men aged 18-30, Russia's highest number of conscripts since 2011, as the ...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered 160,000 servicemen be drafted by 15 July, a higher figure than previous ...
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