In its latest update on the situation at the front, British intelligence claims that Moscow is unlikely to launch a new mass mobilization campaign by March 2024, when the next presidential election is due to take place in Russia.
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According to intelligence reports, Vladimir Putin will almost certainly run for president again and could begin an unofficial election campaign as early as November this year.
There is little doubt that the main theme of Putin’s election campaign will be the thesis of Russia as a separate civilization that must defend itself from external enemies – a narrative often used to justify state actions and the consolidation of power in Putin’s hands, the summary says.
The latest Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine is October 10, 2023.
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The previous mass mobilization in Russia took place in the fall of 2022, after the Russian army lost control over the occupied territories of the Kharkov region as a result of a rapid counter-offensive by Ukrainian troops.
After the start of mobilization in Russia, the Ukrainian military also dismissed Kherson and its neighboring areas on the right bank of the Dnieper.
Source: Racurs
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