Putin Denies Mobilization Plans Amid Ukraine War, Calls Speculation 'Disinformation'
Russian President Vladimir Putin denied any current plans for mobilization in the Ukraine war, labeling speculation as Ukrainian disinformation. Zelensky had previously claimed to have 'clear information' about a potential mobilization in the autumn. Putin emphasized that Ukraine and Russia must agree, with other nations only providing support.
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Russia has no present need to mobilise more men for its Ukraine offensive, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday, describing speculation about another military call-up as Ukrainian "disinformation". The post Putin denies plans to mobilise more troops for Ukraine war appeared first on Vanguard News.
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The Russian president said that Ukraine and Russia must agree with each other, and other countries can only support the process.
Vladimir Putin stated that there is currently no mobilization plan in Russia for the war in Ukraine, this Thursday, September 3, refuting the claims of Volodymyr Zelensky, who had indicated in July that he had received 'clear information' about a mobilization in the autumn.