Ukraine intel says Russia delaying new mobilization amid stepped-up offensive – WSJ
Deputy head of Ukraine’s military intelligence Maj. Gen. Vadym Skibitskyi told WSJ that Russia was ready to launch…
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Russia may open new front in northern Ukraine – New York Times
Russia may try to divert Ukrainian forces from the Donbas region by opening a new front, according to…
Russia likely considering new mobilization wave – British intelligence
In its daily update, the British Defense Intelligence has stated that Russia is likely considering a new wave…
Russia to raise conscription age to bolster personnel available to fight in Ukraine – British intel
In its January 14 intelligence update, the British Defense Ministry says that the raise of the routine conscription…
Russia may announce another major wave of mobilization in coming days – Ukraine intel
According to the military intelligence of Ukraine, Russia is preparing for another mobilization and is trying to create…
Battle of Soledar: how can Ukraine stop the Russian advance?
Soledar, a small town of Donetsk Oblast in eastern Ukraine, has become the hottest spot on the war…
Russia plans to mobilize half a million soldiers this January – Ukraine’s Intelligence
Russia is going to mobilize another 500,000 conscripts this January in addition to 300,000 troops that were called…
Alleged HIMARS strike killed “hundreds” of Russian troops during Putin’s New Year address in Donetsk’s Makiivka – media (video, updated)
According to various reports by Ukrainian and Russian media, hundreds of Russian freshly mobilized soldiers billeted in the…
Russia to ban men from leaving, impose martial law, start new mobilization wave – Ukraine Defense Minister
In early January, the Russian authorities will close the borders to male citizens, declare martial law, and launch…
Russia to launch new wave of mobilization in January 2023 – Ukraine’s spy chief
Russia’s leadership has already taken the decision to start a new wave of mobilization of military reservists on…
1,000 Crimean Tatars fled to Turkey from Russian mobilization
Roughly 1,000 Crimean Tatars, the indigenous population of occupied Crimea, fled to Türkiye, escaping Russia’s mobilization drive for…
As newly mobilized arrive in Ukraine, more Russians want to find out how to surrender
The editors of Vyorstka say that between November 28 and December 4, the most recent week for which…
Russia is running low on munitions and cruise missiles – British Intelligence
The shortage of munitions is highly likely to be the key limiting factor to Russian offensive operations in…
Russia attempts to advance in four directions, starts mobilizing women – Ukraine’s General Staff
Russia conducts offensive operations in the directions of Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Zaporizhzhia; in other directions, they are…
Kremlin denies “provocative messages” about upcoming second mobilization wave – ISW
In its December 6 Russian offensive campaign assessment, the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War says that…
Russia preparing for further covert mobilization even as the fall conscription cycle underway – ISW
Russian officials are preparing for further covert mobilization efforts even as the fall conscription cycle is underway, likely…
Russian prisoner numbers fall by a record 23,000 amid Wagner PMC recruitment campaign
The number of male convicts in Russian jails has fallen by a record 23,000, the Russian independent media…
Reportedly, Russia lost almost entire battalion of mobilized soldiers during one shelling — Russian oppositional media
The Russian media critical about war Verstka reports that the entire battalion of recently mobilized Russian soldiers was eliminated…
Putin says 318,000 are mobilized for Ukraine war, allows mobilizing criminals
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that 318,000 people have been mobilized for war in Ukraine, despite the previously…
Russia’s Defense Minister announces end of mobilization in Russia, decree not signed yet
The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Sergei Shoigu reported that the partial mobilization has apparently ended…