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Ukraine has now begun recruiting from prisons — a practice which, until now, has been uniquely Russian.
Faced with three years in prison or accepting a pardon from Putin, an elderly Siberian political protester chose prison.
A Tatarstan deputy proposed drafting nightclub attendees throughout Russia every Friday.
How have Russian women's lives changed in the two years since the beginning of Russia's War on Ukraine?
A massive phishing attack on Telegram targeted Russian users with links to check mobilization lists.
The Russian State Duma has announced that parents of three or more children can have their draft deferred.
"We hope and pray that you return alive and healthy [and] that you return victorious, having defended the security and independence of our country."
– Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, announcing the end to mobilization in the capital.
Tensions continue to rise in Russia after the start of mobilization, leading to more extreme acts of disruption.
"Honestly, they will all die there."
– Kirill, a Russian soldier who has fought in Ukraine offers a grim prognosis of what awaits the new mobilized recruits.
In a surprising turn of opinion, Ramzan Kadyrov has exempted Chechnya from the draft.
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