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Medvedev: Russia is not preparing a new mobilization
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter10 hr. ago

Medvedev: Russia is not preparing a new mobilization

Russian official Dmitry Medvedev denied claims that Russia is preparing a new military mobilization, calling them a provocation by opponents ahead of elections aimed at destabilizing the situation and creating negative sentiment. He emphasized that there is no need for mobilization. Medvedev linked these disinformation efforts to a lack of personnel in opposing forces, stating that they suffer from a shortage of fighters. He described alleged forced recruitment methods used against civilians, including beating them and putting them into buses.

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Medvedev: Russia is not preparing a new mobilization

Russian official Dmitry Medvedev denied claims that Russia is preparing a new military mobilization, calling them a provocation by opponents ahead of elections aimed at destabilizing the situation and creating negative sentiment. He emphasized that there is no need for mobilization. Medvedev linked these disinformation efforts to a lack of personnel in opposing forces, stating that they suffer from a shortage of fighters. He described alleged forced recruitment methods used against civilians, including beating them and putting them into buses.

Bias read (Center): The article presents Medvedev's denial of mobilization plans and his accusations of enemy propaganda without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from Medvedev and does not provide additional context or counterpoints, but it remains neutral in tone and framing.

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