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Russia Faces Pressure to Avoid Second Mobilisation Amid Rising Casualties in Ukraine

14 Ağustos 2026The Guardian

Russia is facing significant military losses, with approximately 30,000 casualties reported each month. As the war in Ukraine drags on for nearly five years, the pressure is mounting on regional leaders to recruit more soldiers.
With voluntary enlistment declining, there is growing speculation about whether President Vladimir Putin will initiate another mass mobilisation to bolster the military ranks.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in significant casualties for Russian forces, raising concerns about the sustainability of its military efforts. The reliance on voluntary recruitment amidst heavy losses poses a strategic dilemma for the Kremlin, as it seeks to maintain its military capabilities without…
The situation highlights the challenges facing the Russian military as it grapples with sustained losses and dwindling recruitment. The potential for another mass mobilisation could have profound implications for Russian society and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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