Putin begins biggest Russian military call-up in years

President Vladimir Putin has been 160,000 in Russia’s most conscription, 18-30 years old since 2011.

Putin began a spring callup for a few months after a few months after Putin said that Russia had to increase the total size of the army to nearly 239 million and 1.5 million active soldiers.

It is an increase of 180,000 over the next three years.

VLADIMIR TSIMLYANSKY vice president said that Russia would not send a new conscription to fight Russia’s “special military operation.”

However, there was a report on the death of a conscription in the battle in the Russian border, and was dispatched to fight in Ukraine at the beginning of the war.

The current draft, which occurred between April and July, comes in spite of attempts to forge truce in war.

Ukraine did not fall into violence on Tuesday, and Ukraine said 45,000 people left 45,000 without electricity due to Russian attacks on the southern cities Kherson’s power facilities.

Russia also argued that it has also occupied another Ukrainian village in Rosil Reeve in the Donetsk region.

Russia has been drafted in spring and autumn, and the latest draft of 160,000 young people is 10,000 from the same period in 2024.

Since early last year, the maximum age has been raised to 27-30, increasing the number of youth grass that can be used for drafts.

In addition to the call -up notification provided by the post, young people will be notified from the main service website GOSUSLUGI.

Russia called a large number of men as contract soldiers, except for two drafts per year, and recruited thousands of soldiers from North Korea.

Moscow had to respond to Ukraine’s extensive losses, and the BBC and Mediozona were killed in Ukraine and confirmed more than 100,000 people.

The actual number can be more than twice.

President Putin has reduced the size of the army three times since he ordered the army to occupy Ukraine in February 2022.

The Russian Defense Ministry linked the increase in military size in December 2023 with “threat growth” in the Ukrainian War and NATO’s continuous expansion.

NATO has expanded to include Finland and Sweden as a direct result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Finland said that NATO with Russia has the longest border with Russia, with 1,343 km (834 miles), and Petteri ORPO will withdraw from Ottawa Convention, which prohibits anti -temple mine in Ota and conventions on Tuesday.

The Polish and Baltic Sea countries made a similar decision two weeks ago due to Russian military threats.

ORPO said that the decision to resume using an interpersonal mine is based on military advice and the Finnish people have nothing to worry about.

The Helsinki government also said that defense expenditures will increase from 2.4%last year to 3%of GDP.