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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRussians protest in the streets against first military call-up since World War Two - 15 Images
https://www.reuters.com/news/picture/russians-protest-in-the-streets-against-idUSRTSBF6H2
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Russians protest in the streets against first military call-up since World War Two - 15 Images (Original Post)
ItsjustMe
Sep 2022
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haele
(12,686 posts)1. As someone commented - they've a better survival chance fighting against Metro police
Than being shipped off to fight in Ukraine.
Haele
underpants
(182,970 posts)3. They may have just signed up to do both
Look military age so who knows.
Not a good situation at all
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217180249
CentralMass
(15,265 posts)2. Possibly the beginning of the end for Putin"s presidency.
paleotn
(17,994 posts)4. Why not send the Gestapo to the front? They look spry and health.
More fodder for the cannon. Meat for the grinder. Russkies invaded with 150K troops. By US intel and DoD estimates, more than half have left Ukraine on a stretcher or in a body bag.
Igel
(35,383 posts)5. This is currently merely a blip.
Not local news.
If it spreads and continues, then Putin has a problem. But if it's on a fairly well-defined decay curve, Putin wins on that particular front.