Kremlin Accuses Ukraine of Spreading False Mobilization Claims Amid Speculation
The Kremlin, through press secretary Dmitry Peskov, denied reports of a new mobilization in Russia, calling them 'informational lies' and attributing them to Ukrainian authorities. Speculation about another mobilization has intensified as Russia's battlefield gains slow and its voluntary recruitment system struggles. The Kremlin's denial aligns with multiple state-aligned outlets, while independent sources report the same claims.
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Speculation about another mobilization has intensified in recent months as Russia’s battlefield gains slow and its voluntary recruitment system struggles to compensate for mounting losses.
Kremlin dismisses reports of new mobilization in Russia as fake news Armenpress
Kremlin calls rumors about mobilization in Russia fake news spread by Kiev tass.com
Ukrainian authorities are trying to 'ideologically stir up the situation in our country' with their statements about a possible mobilization in Russia, said President of Russia's press secretary Dmitry Peskov in a comment to RTVI.
Statements about a supposed new campaign of mobilization in Russia, which appear on the internet, are nothing but informational falsehoods spread with the aim of destabilizing the situation in Russia. This was stated on August 25 by the official representative of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov. He noted that such false claims are made at the initiative of Ukrainian authorities.