News from Al-Madinah: Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, said on Friday night that the partial military mobilisation that began in September will come to an end in two weeks.
Putin made his remarks at a press conference held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, where he was taking part in three international competitions.
According to the Russian “TASS” news agency, the Russian president stated that the partial military mobilisation procedure has virtually come to an end and would be finished in two weeks.
He added that until now, 220,000 reserve forces have been called out of 300,000, including the partial military mobilization decision.
According to Putin, there is no immediate need to broaden the scope of the partial military mobilisation.
The reasons given by the Russian president were as follows: “First, the Ministry of Defense estimated was less and was not 300 thousand, and second, there are no additional plans, there are no suggestions from the Ministry of Defense in this respect, and in the near future I feel no need (thus).”
Putin acknowledged mistakes made during the reserve call as a result of the outdated recording techniques, but the database has now been upgraded.
“Only when the packaging procedures start do the qualities of the registration means become obvious,” he stated.
Although he noted that the database review process was based on contemporary principles and that it will become as trustworthy as feasible, he emphasised that its quality needed to be raised.
On September 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the partial military mobilization in the country due to the Ukraine war, announcing the summons of 300,000 reserve forces.
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Putin decides when the partial military mobilisation will end.
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