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What signs indicate the possibility of a new mobilization
The Russian authorities refute the possibility of a second wave of conscription to the front, but, as Layout has found out, military enlistment offices and public utilities are preparing for it. Sources say the Kremlin has plans to tighten up operations at the front, and this will require new people.
In November, "Nimage"
wrote about the second wave of mobilization in Russia that was being prepared after the New Year. It has not yet been announced, but there are numerous signs that mobilization could begin at any moment. The military registration and enlistment offices continue to send summons, and
in Moscow a group of specialists is on “combat readiness” who helped the capital’s mayor’s office deal with cases of illegal conscription. The interlocutor in the Moscow authorities told about this "Layout". Also, according to two sources in the district structures of the Moscow State Budgetary Institution "Zhilischnik", employees of this state structure are preparing to deliver agendas. According to one of the interlocutors, because of this, workers were even forbidden to take vacations in January-February. Another source confirmed that “there will be subpoenas,” although public utilities have not received direct indications that a new wave of mobilization is being prepared.
They do not directly
talk about mobilization to the employees of military enlistment offices, while they are morally prepared for large volumes of work . Two of Nyurstka's interlocutors in the capital's commissariats reported that the authorities had warned them that the January-February period "would be difficult."
The mood of the federal authorities has not changed either: Layout sources in the federal parliament confirm that the Kremlin is planning a second wave of conscription related to the situation on the Ukrainian front.
The course of the special operation is still difficult to assess as positive for Russia, the sources agreed. The "winter advantage" - a situation in which Moscow can manipulate European countries due to a lack of energy - will end in a couple of months. In this regard
, the Kremlin has plans to toughen up actions at the front, and for this new people will be needed , the interlocutor in parliament argues. At the same time, mobilization is unlikely to be “quiet”, it will have to be officially announced, since information about it “will still be immediately on social networks.” The Kremlin is well aware of the scandals and the fall in the rating of power against the backdrop of the first wave of mobilization, and
the new stage will need to be worked out without errors, including information, said the source of "Layout". Preparations for it are underway - both technical and informational, he is sure. Earlier, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu himself
announced the modernization of the work of military registration and enlistment offices, the digitalization of the databases existing there and the establishment of interaction between them and regional authorities.
Since October, the authorities have more or less managed to solve the problems with the equipment and uniforms of the mobilized, said the second interlocutor of Nestka in parliament. This means that it is
theoretically possible to train new conscripts , he believes. According to him, first of all, conscripts who have just served will be involved in military service.
Information about the beginning of a new wave of mobilization, the introduction of martial law and a ban on the departure of men from Russia after the New Year began to spread foreign intelligence. The Ukrainian military
reported that such measures have been introduced in the country since January 9. Commenting on these data, Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov urged "not to attach such importance to Telegram channels" and recalled that the primary source of information about the mobilization is "the official government headed by the President of the Russian Federation." Previously
, he also claimed that there were no discussions in the Kremlin of a new wave of mobilization . At the same time, the head of the Constitutional Committee of the Federation Council, Andrey Klishas, in an interview with Vedomosti,
admittedthe possibility of a new draft, noting that a new presidential decree would be required to start it.
Edition "Layout"
January 12, 2023