Russian Authorities Likely Keeping Another 'Partial Mobilization' Call Open, DoD Analysts Say.

In particular, on January 22, Russian media reported that Russian border guards did not allow Kyrgyz labor migrants with dual passports to leave the country.. The men were told that their names were on the lists for mobilization.

The next day, at a briefing in the Kremlin, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the decree on " According to him, the decree remains necessary to ensure the work of the Armed Forces.

However, there is doubt as to why this measure has not been formally repealed..

“The Russian leadership is most likely continuing to look for ways to meet the large need for personnel needed to support any future major offensive in Ukraine, while minimizing internal dissent,” British intelligence notes..

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As noted in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in the temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, the Russians are preparing for the next wave of mobilization at the end of February.

Recall also that ISW analysts expected Russian President Vladimir Putin to announce a new wave of mobilization during his visit to St. Petersburg on January 18, where he delivered a speech in honor of the 80th anniversary of the breakthrough of the Nazi blockade of Leningrad by Soviet troops.. However, he only prepared the Russians for a protracted war against Ukraine, comparing it with the so-called Great Patriotic War..