Russian authorities plan to expand their army by 12 to 15 divisions, equivalent to around 150,000 soldiers, in 2025. Source: ...

Russian forces are planning to strengthen mobilization measures in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine in the ...

The russian army is facing difficulties in recruiting new servicemen due to citizens’ reluctance to go to war. The russian ...

In the spring, the russian occupiers intend to intensify forced mobilization in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) of ...

For most of 2024 and into 2025,  Ukraine’s biggest issue on the battlefield has not been firepower but manpower — ...

Moscow would see large-scale deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine as direct threat and may act on it Russian MP Aleksey ...

The Russian military wants to make it harder for conscripts to secure medical exemptions from military service, including ...

Mobilization in Russia has never stopped, and in 2024, at least 427,000 soldiers were recruited under contract. Ukraine's First Deputy Minister of ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to “improve the combat skills of reservists,” and has signed a decree ordering them to participate in military training this year. Reservists aged up to 50 might ...

The requirements of the Kiev regime for Ukrainians who are liable for military service abroad to be registered without fail ...

The murder of an employee of the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center (TCK) in Pyriatyn, Poltava region, is also ...

Russian authorities have insisted that they are not planning a new mobilization, and say the Russian army is being developed without coercion. Andrey Kartapolov, a member of the State Duma's ...