
Dmitry Medvedev said that the Russian leadership has no plans for mobilization, since the pace of recruitment under the contract corresponds to and exceeds the indicators planned for early September.
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The statement was made in the context of ongoing military operations and discussions about possible mobilization in Russia.
Medvedev said that the Russian leadership has no plans for mobilization.
He noted that the pace of acquisition under the contract corresponds to and even exceeds those planned for the beginning of September this year.
MOSCOW, September 11 - RIA Novosti. The Russian leadership does not have any plans on the topic of mobilization, said Dmitry Medvedev, chairman of the United Russia party and deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council.
“We have no need for mobilization, because the pace of recruitment under the contract is exactly within the limits and even higher than these limits that we assumed at the beginning of September this year,” Medvedev said in a video published on his channel on the Max platform.
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Contract acquisition rates will be maintained at current levels or increased in the coming months
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