Russia announced Putin’s decision on mobilized
Russian President Vladimir Putin decided on the participation of those mobilized until the end of the special military operation (SVO). War correspondent Alexander Sladkov reported this on his Telegram channel .
“Now everyone is equal. Everyone fights until the end of the special military operation. Many families ask me to comment on this situation. What should I comment on? I asked this question (demobilization and, if possible, replacement of fighting units and sending them to permanent deployment points) to the President of Russia at his last meeting with reporters. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief replied that the decision had been made on the participation of those mobilized until the end of the SVO,” said Sladkov.
According to him, many relatives of those mobilized find it difficult to “come to terms with this reality.” However, he noted, the authorities and police pay attention to those who seek to remind about the fate of the mobilized, “no one disperses” the events they organized. “But the thorn, they say, is that some were called up and are kept, while others are the same at home and don’t come to replace them—it remains,” the military correspondent added.
Sladkov clarified that those who voluntarily entered into a contract with the Ministry of Defense, volunteers from Redoubt and prisons also take part in the special operation until its completion.
In September, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Defense , Andrei Kartapolov , stated that those called up as part of partial mobilization in Russia would leave the combat zone only after the completion of the SVO. “No rotation is provided. They are entitled to vacation for every six months of service, and they now go on these vacations,” he explained, pointing out that the vacation period does not include time spent on travel.