The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced the absence of plans for holding mobilization measures

The Russian Ministry of Defense does not carry out additional activities as part of partial mobilization, and there are no plans to resume them either. This was stated at the National Defense Control Center of the Russian Federation (NTsUO RF).

During a briefing on the work of the hotline in the NCUO of the Russian Federation, they spoke about the growing number of appeals from citizens “concerned about the possibility of resuming conscription for military service as part of partial mobilization.” The department believes that the excitement of the Russians is caused by “disinformation published in the opposition Telegram channels.”

“Everyone who applied to the hotline was explained that no additional measures within the framework of partial mobilization are planned or carried out. The Russian Ministry of Defense urges citizens not to succumb to provocations and, in case of problematic issues, contact the hotline for clarification,” the source said. department.

Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization on 21 September. Its completion was announced on 31 October. At the same time, no official decree on the completion of partial mobilization was signed. The President said that he would consult with lawyers about signing the decree. As Dmitry Peskov later reported, following consultations with lawyers in the Kremlin, they came to the conclusion that a decree was not required.

January 23 Dmitry Peskov addedthat the decree on partial mobilization involves the implementation of other measures necessary for the fulfillment of the tasks of the armed forces. The Kremlin did not specify what provisions of the document are in question. February 14, Deputy of the Pskov Regional Assembly from the party “Yabloko” Artur Gaiduk published the response of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation to his request, which stated that the effect of the decree provides social guarantees to the mobilized and their families.

Lusine Balasyan