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    1. carelesssportsfan89 on

      Russia’s demographics is going to be screwed after this war. I know russia is throwing a lot of ethic minorities into the meat grinder. but at some point is going to run out of ethic minorities and is going to have draft Russians from Moscow and St Petersburg

    2. Shockkdiamondss on

      >Meanwhile, Russia’s National Guard (Rosgvardia) proposed amendments to broaden its civil defense powers, allowing it to protect society from unspecified “dangers” during mobilization, martial law, or wartime.

      How about you protect yourself from Putin? <business meeting meme>

    3. 0815facts_fun_ on

      If they dont stop the war russia willl not longet exist and break apart

    4. macross1984 on

      Looks like a day of reckoning is coming to Russian people. Continue to accept Putin’s rule and let Russia fall ever deeper into quagmire it may never crawl out of or revolt and save what it has still left.

    5. Reasonable-Brief306 on

      Putin is just solving the fuel crisis in a unique way. You see if there’s less men around to drive cars, then there will be a reduced need for fuel! It’s much cheaper for them to get blown up by an fpv drone than to try and produce more gas.

    6. replicant86 on

      He is just helping Russians to find the fuel they need in the frontlines.

    7. Any-Signal8899 on

      Been saying this for months, we either take this to the Kremlin or we last 30 mins in Ukraine. Again, I think we have better odds at home. 

      Even the old folks in Sakhalin have had enough of our able bodied young coming back in pieces, if at all.

    8. Itburns12345 on

      The rise of mid range drones not only means russias logistics is being strangled (fuel ,ammo, weapons etc) but also these new men arent safe for 100s of miles behind the front line too!
      Enjoy that long ride in a slow lorry along a highway in drone country ivans!

    9. BringbackDreamBars on

      So from a laymans perspective, this is setting up the Russian national guard as an internal police force sorts to stop riots during mobilisation?

    10. caractacusbritannica on

      They’ve got 8m men they can still draft. The Russian population is sizeable.

      I fear they can keep the drip of bodies to front for sometime.

      The Russian economy is so isolated, it is hard to wear down.

      The Russian people national past time is suffering. Particular enjoying their neighbours. They might be crying on TikTok, but older Russians love it.

      This is a grind. It is working. But it needs more to get there quicker.

    11. Puzzleheaded-Bus9885 on

      I don’t think Putin is going to call it a ‘mobilization’ because that would mean that Russia is in full war instead of just SMO. That will have heavy implications.

      Let’s see what the com up with.

    12. I don’t know what they think will happen sometime, Russians has not the men power to hold all of Ukraine. The more the Russian Troops go into Ukraine the more loose do their defence go.

    13. Time_Value_3822 on

      How many stories do I have to read about Russian collapse before I see the Russian collapse?

    14. Nothing in this report about the almost meat grinder atmosphere on the frontlines with Ukraine. Russian officers executing or torturing their own soldiers because of their refusal to engage Ukraine troops.

    15. Glass-Jaguar4178 on

      Putler is gonna keep invading until the last russin dies, its a sacrifice he is willing to make, to keep looking like the neo kgb psycho he is. So 1981

    16. just_a_random_guy_11 on

      Ok buddy, you can’t properly support your current everyday deteriorating situation on the Frontline but you will magically add more troops on top of your current deteriorating situation? Hahahahahahahahahaha

    17. itsmedicinalsir on

      $100 says they get access to the Venezuela oil and the profits from that fiasco.

    18. Late_Stage-Redditism on

      They’ve been mobilizing without calling it that for years now. First it was a „Partial mobilization“ as Putin called it, then it was emptying out of prisons, then it was massive recruitment drives with large signup bonuses to get anyone desperate to sign up, then it was hiring mercenaries and getting North Koreans to help out. In the last year they’ve been forcing Russian businesses to send quotas of men to the armed forces and been rounding up people in busses from villages and towns around the country.

      „We’re going to mobilize now!“ is just another propaganda tactic for Putin trying to say „Now we’re *really* going to start fighting, for real actually this time!“ aka the old „The gloves will finally come off“ narrative they started coping with the week after their offensive on Kyiv collapsed nearly 5 years ago.

    19. If he goes all out mobilization it will be the downfall of the russian „empire“.

    20. Electrical-Bee-7362 on

      Mobilize them with what that they don’t even have gasoline?

      Like, realistically now how are they gonna move hundreds of thousands of fresh recruits from all corners of the largest land empire in the world right now? 

    21. Russia can’t stand 2 more year of this.
      They are playing theire last cards.

      I believe that in the next 6 months if they don’t get good results in Ukraine or another support from Trump they will star collapsing.

    22. And new recruits, on top of paying for their equipment, will have to pay for their own fuel to reach the Frontline with a life expectancy of 30 minutes. What a time to be a young Russian…

    23. KulshanStudios on

      Standby for the housing market in Tbilisi to get totally hosed again in 3…2…1…

    24. Stunning_Yogurt7383 on

      Even if Russia can hold a large part of Ukraine can you imagine the drone insurgency that would go on? 

    25. PalmovyyKozak on

      Can’t wait for this event. Frustrated russians with no fuel, no internet, no business will be happy to go and die for this happy life for free.

      Asian, and Middle East countries be ready for the next wave of russian refugees.

    26. vossmanspal on

      Mobilisation or not, Russia will still need fuel to get these troops to the front lines. I’m guessing the army still has reserves of fuel dotted about but does it have enough to sustain what is being lost? I’m not sure of the figures but I wouldn’t like to bet on it.

    27. They’re at the point where mobilization isn’t the answer anymore. It might induce some gains on the front but otherwise it won’t be anything more than a logistical nightmare and an absolutely devastating blow to their already faltering economy.

    28. Narrow_Relative2149 on

      do you think they take away everyone’s gun when he’s around for a photo-op like this?

    29. takeyoufergranite on

      The intrinsic damage done to Russia’s reputation is incalculable.

      My children and billions more are growing up learning that Russia is „the bad guy“. They aren’t going to unlearn it either.

      How many kids around the world are growing up thinking Russia is justified in their war?

      Perhaps that does not matter because all kids think war is stupid and their opinions don’t matter right now…but they will grow up. And they will remember Russia as Russia.

    30. RuPaulRations on

      Wild that we’re now at the moment where Russia might be internally considering the idea that they might not just „lose the war“ in spirit, but may actually materially lose the war and end up owing reparations to Ukraine as a matter of surrender.

    31. Comfortable_Gate_878 on

      They already take in to national service about 150k every spring and autumn. Does this mean he is going to include these in the numbers or is he going to still keep these out of the war.

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