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Ukraine Lowers Army Draft Age To 25 To Generate More Fighting Power
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed a bill on Tuesday to lower the mobilisation age for combat duty from 27 to 25, a move that should help Ukraine generate more fighting power in its war with Russia.
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Explained: Why Ukraine Is Considering Changes To Army Mobilisation Rules
A Ukrainian parliamentary committee met on Thursday to review proposed changes to the rules on army mobilisation that would enable Kyiv to call up more people and tighten sanctions against draft evasion as the war with Russia drags on.
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Russia's Recent Mobilisation Increases Its Military Threat: Ukraine
Russia's recent mobilisation has increased its military threat in Ukraine, with better trained soldiers now arriving at the front line, the commander of Ukrainian ground forces said on Monday.
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Over 2 Lakh People Join Russian Army After Putin Announced Mobilisation Drive
More than 200,000 people have been conscripted into the Russian army since President Vladimir Putin announced a mobilisation drive on September 21, Moscow's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Tuesday.
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"Just Military Exercises, Right?": Families Send Off Russian Reservists
Outside an army recruitment centre in Saint Petersburg, women and children embrace Russian men called up to fight in Ukraine, whispering among each other where their loved ones will be sent.
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Ukraine Lowers Army Draft Age To 25 To Generate More Fighting Power
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed a bill on Tuesday to lower the mobilisation age for combat duty from 27 to 25, a move that should help Ukraine generate more fighting power in its war with Russia.
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Explained: Why Ukraine Is Considering Changes To Army Mobilisation Rules
A Ukrainian parliamentary committee met on Thursday to review proposed changes to the rules on army mobilisation that would enable Kyiv to call up more people and tighten sanctions against draft evasion as the war with Russia drags on.
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Russia's Recent Mobilisation Increases Its Military Threat: Ukraine
Russia's recent mobilisation has increased its military threat in Ukraine, with better trained soldiers now arriving at the front line, the commander of Ukrainian ground forces said on Monday.
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Over 2 Lakh People Join Russian Army After Putin Announced Mobilisation Drive
More than 200,000 people have been conscripted into the Russian army since President Vladimir Putin announced a mobilisation drive on September 21, Moscow's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Tuesday.
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"Just Military Exercises, Right?": Families Send Off Russian Reservists
Outside an army recruitment centre in Saint Petersburg, women and children embrace Russian men called up to fight in Ukraine, whispering among each other where their loved ones will be sent.
