In the State Duma, for the fourth time this month
In the State Duma, for the fourth time this month, calls were made not to believe reports about the preparation for a new mobilization. There are currently no prerequisites for a new mobilization in Russia, stated Deputy of the State Duma, Lieutenant General of the reserve Andrey Gurulev, in an interview with Tsargrad.
Consensus
- There are no current prerequisites for a new mobilization inRussia.
- Rumors about a new mobilization are being spread by the enemy to destabilize internal conditions in Russia.
- The Russian military is currently meeting its personnel needs through contract soldiers.
- Mass mobilization would require significant logistical and industrial capacity, which is not currently available.
- Discussing mobilization rumors is counterproductive and unnecessarily agitates the public.
- The topic of mobilization should not be raised without real grounds.
Points of divergence
- This is the fourth time in one month that members of the State Duma have addressed rumors about a new mobilization. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
- Gurulev compared mobilization rumors to attacks on Wildberries and oil refineries, suggesting they are part of a broader destabilization effort. — vesti
- Gurulev questioned why people assume mobilization would happen in autumn, asking why not in winter. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- In the State Duma, for the fourth time in a month, calls were made not to believe reports about the preparation of a new mobilization — The Moscow Times
- General Gurulev spoke about possible autumn mobilization in Russia — Вести
- General Gurulev stated that there are no prerequisites for mobilization in Russia — Вечерняя Москва