Guerra, con nuova legge Mosca potrebbe arruolare 5 milioni di soldati

Secondo il media indipendente Novaya Gazeta "le nuove leggi della Duma facilitano l'arruolamento dei cittadini". Le modifiche comprendono anche l'ampliamento dell'età di leva nonché l'innalzamento delle multe per chi non si presenta davanti alla commissione di leva

UKRAINE – MAY, 2022: Pictured in this video screen grab are Russian Western Military District troops deploying 152mm Msta-B towed howitzers to destroy strongpoints and military hardware of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic for assistance. Video grab. Best possible quality. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS/Sipa USA

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"Le nuove leggi della Duma, che facilitano l'arruolamento dei cittadini, consentono di richiamare in guerra fino a 5 milioni di russi”. A dare notizia del possibile e nuovo scenario è il media indipendente Novaya Gazeta che riferisce i numeri sulla base della situazione anagrafica della popolazione nella Federazione russa

Ucraina, droni su Mosca. Zelensky: "La guerra sta arrivando in Russia"

epa10616538 Russian military vehicles drive in downtown of Moscow, Russia, 09 May 2023, before the military parade which will take place on the Red Square to commemorate the victory of the Soviet Union's Red Army over Nazi-Germany in WWII. EPA/SERGEI ILNITSKY

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Andrei Kartapolov, coautore degli emendamenti, ha già definito i cambiamenti "sensibili", e ha detto che sono stati scritti "per la mobilitazione generale": "Questa legge è scritta per una grande guerra, che già si sente"

LO SPECIALE DI SKY TG24 SULLA GUERRA

epa10616568 Russian servicemen march in downtown of Moscow, Russia, 09 May 2023, preparing for the military parade which will take place on the Red Square to commemorate the victory of the Soviet Union's Red Army over Nazi-Germany in WWII. EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV

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La modifica prevede anche l'ampliamento dell'età di leva: ora è possibile essere arruolati dai 18 ai 30 anni, mentre prima l’età massima arrivava a 27 anni

Guerra Russia-Ucraina, tutti gli aggiornamenti

epa10709278 Servicemen from private military company (PMC) Wagner Group block a street with a tank reading 'Siberia' in downtown Rostov-on-Don, southern Russia, 24 June 2023. Security and armoured vehicles were deployed after Wagner Group's chief Yevgeny Prigozhin said in a video that his troops had occupied the building of the headquarters of the Southern Military District, demanding a meeting with Russia s defense chiefs. EPA/STRINGER

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Le autorità russe starebbero cercando di far uscire l'esercito dal "buco demografico" della guerra

epa09709865 A handout photo made available by the Russian Defence Ministry press service shows Russian serviceman attending tactical and special exercises with scouts of the Guards Tank Army of the Western Military District at the Golovenki training ground in the Moscow region, Russia, 26 January 2022.. About 3,000 servicemen of the Guards Red Banner Combined Arms Army of the Western Military District (ZVO) have begun combat training at training grounds in the Krasnodar, Voronezh, Belgorod, Bryansk and Smolensk regions. EPA/RUSSIAN DEFENCE MINISTRY PRESS SERVICE / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

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Ma se i numeri che stanno circolando fossero esatti, significherebbe che ci sarebbero molti russi a rischio di arruolamento al momento

epaselect epa10710732 A person (C-R, rear), seen through a gate, walks in the blocked Red Square in Moscow, Russia, 25 June 2023. Moscow's Red Square remained closed on the day after security in the city was tightened. On 24 June, counter-terrorism measures were enforced in Moscow and other Russian regions after private military company (PMC) Wagner Group's chief claimed that his troops had occupied the building of the headquarters of the Southern Military District in Rostov-on-Don, demanding a meeting with Russia's defense chiefs. Belarusian President Lukashenko, a close ally of Putin, negotiated a deal with Wagner chief Prigozhin to stop the movement of the group's fighters across Russia, the press service of the President of Belarus reported. The negotiations were said to have lasted for the entire day. Prigozhin announced that Wagner fighters were turning their columns around and going back in the other direction, returning to their field camps. EPA/MAXIM SHIPENKOV

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La nuova legge ha poi decuplicato le multe per chi non si presenta alla commissione di leva (fino a 30mila rubli, circa 300 euro) e ha vietato ai coscritti di lasciare la Russia dal momento in cui la convocazione è nel registro elettronico

epa10149598 A general view over the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, 31 August 2022. Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev died on 30 August 2022 at the age of 91, according to a Moscow Central Clinical Hospital statement. Gorbachev initiated numerous reforms during his tenure. He signed a nuclear arms treaty with the United States and withdrew the Soviet Union from the Soviet-Afghan war. His policies created freedom of speech and press, and decentralized fiscal policy planning and execution to increase efficiency. Gorbachev was the last leader of the Soviet Union, overseeing Russia's transition from one party rule to a fragile democracy. EPA/MAXIM SHIPENKOV

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Inoltre, ai governatori è stato permesso di avere propri eserciti regionali, dotati di armi e inviati a difendere i confini, combattere i sabotatori e proteggere l'ordine pubblico

epa10776572 An official inspects debris at the site of a damaged building in the Moscow-City business center following a reported drone attack in Moscow, Russia, 30 July 2023. The Russian Ministry of Defense on 30 July accused Ukraine of carrying out an attack with three unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) against facilities in Moscow, adding that the attack was foiled and the three UAVs 'were suppressed by means of electronic warfare and crashed' leaving no casualties. EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV

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Intanto, il Cremlino, all'indomani del raid di droni che ha danneggiato due edifici a Mosca (in foto), sostiene che i soldati ucraini non abbiano "raggiunto nessun successo" e che gli attacchi in territorio russo siano "atti di disperazione sullo sfondo di questi fallimenti"

epa10776506 Police officers stand in front of a damaged building following a reported drone attack in Moscow, Russia, 30 July 2023. The Russian Ministry of Defense on 30 July accused Ukraine of carrying out an attack with three unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) against facilities in Moscow, adding that the attack was foiled and the three UAVs 'were suppressed by means of electronic warfare and crashed' leaving no casualties. EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV

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"Questi attacchi terroristici sono diretti contro obiettivi civili, e in particolare alcuni obiettivi sociali: questa è una cosa disgustosa e continueremo a contrastarla", ha dichiarato il portavoce di Putin, Dmitri Peskov, ripreso dalle agenzie Tass e Interfax

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Mentre il presidente ucraino Zelensky ha già avvertito: “A poco a poco, la guerra sta tornando nel territorio della Russia, nei suoi centri simbolici e nelle sue basi militari, e questo è un processo inevitabile, naturale e assolutamente giusto"

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