It
(mobilization) ended, but the President of Russia never signed a decree ending the recruitment of reservists to the NWO.
@readovkanews The mobilization is over, and the problems have only gotten bigger.
Citizens are already restless - patriotism is patriotism, but people have to leave their established life and go to war or see off their loved ones there.
@rusbrief Stepan Goncharov, Levada Center:
mobilization remains the most significant social event, and the anxiety it brings is let out by the majority of respondents.
@thegraschenkov Judging by how the first wave of mobilization went, it will be possible to start a similar second wave only as a last resort.
@hungryphil I'm afraid
the war will no longer be popular. Too much firewood was heaped, through the blockage of which it is very difficult for a stream of popular feeling to seep through.
@bovdunov A war for survival is a people's war, where the consensus is obvious,
a war against "Kiev nationalists" or only for territorial gains or in the name of an external ideology, with all due respect - such a consensus
will never give birth.
@shalimovpravOnly the abolition of military conscription and a paradigm shift from quantitative to qualitative will lead to the stability of the country. All other initiatives in this area are setting fire to the hut from new and new sides.