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Russia could order more military mobilisation, risking public dissatisfaction

Russia could order more military mobilisation, risking public dissatisfaction

European intelligence services have been warning about Russia's possible next moves, including mass mobilisation to increase military numbers. While Putin denies it, Russia has avoided this by recruiting prisoners, poor rural people, and foreigners. However, forcing more people to join up could bring a public backlash, similar to the 2022 exodus.

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