Faced with the fierce counterattack of the Ukrainian army and the suppression of the United States and the West, Russia chose not to tolerate it, but launched a "partial mobilization" and planned to fight back with powerful means. However, "partial mobilization" means that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict may develop in a direction of comprehensive escalation, and also means that some Russians will go to the battlefield, which many Russians do not want to see. Against this backdrop, a Russian military chief was shot, further demonstrating that the Russian recruitment situation is not optimistic.
[At a critical moment, the Russian military service director was shot]
It was confirmed by Kobzev, governor of Irkutsk Prefecture, Russia that Yeliseev, director of the military service director of Usthi-Ilimsk City, was shot by a 25-year-old local resident. He was seriously injured and in danger of his life. According to information from the Russian Satellite News Agency, the suspect will be charged with murdering the life of a law enforcement officer and illegally carrying weapons, and the suspect's motive for committing the crime has not yet been determined. The victim of the case is the "military chief of military service" and the suspect is a local youth, so it is difficult for people not to associate it with relevant aspects of the "partial mobilization order".
[Faced with the "partial mobilization order", some parts of Russia performed negatively]
After Russian President Putin announced the "partial mobilization order", a very popular video appeared on social platforms. The video footage was filled with passion for many Russian youths to the registration office for enlistment, and the scene was very shocking. Meanwhile, Chechen Republic leader Kadyrov also proudly announced that Chechnya had mobilized far exceeding the previously scheduled target. But in fact, the responses caused by the "partial mobilization order" in various regions of Russia were not always positive, such as the Sakha Republic and Makhachkara.
To express their dissatisfaction with the "partial mobilization order", hundreds of women protested collectively in the central square of Yakutsk, the capital of the Sakha Republic. However, their approach was relatively "moderate". They just held hands and formed a circle to express their slogan against the "partial mobilization order" by singing and dancing. The protests in Makhachkara were fierce, and the protesters were mainly women. They took to the streets to march and had disputes with the police. In addition, many regions in Russia have received complaints about "partial mobilization orders", especially those bordering Ukraine, such as Belgorod, which have received more than 70 complaints.
In addition to protesting and complaining, some Russians also responded to the "partial mobilization order" by leaving the country. Data shows that since the "partial mobilization order", more than 2,500 Russian male citizens have entered Mongolia through the Altan Blague port. Many Russian citizens also drove overnight to the border between Russia and Finland after the announcement of the "partial mobilization order".
For some Russians, although the "partial mobilization order" is a way to serve the country, it also means that more families will lose their sons, husbands and fathers. This is something they do not want to see and do not want to see, so they can only express their dissatisfaction with the "partial mobilization order" in a way that can be achieved.
[Putin's most severe test is here]
It can be seen that the "partial mobilization order" triggered not only full of enthusiasm, but also resistance. Putin's most severe test is here. I still remember that at the beginning of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Putin once said that he would not recruit reserves, but now things are gradually losing control: the Ukrainian army counterattacks fiercely, and the US and the West are constantly supporting military aid... Putin had to change his decision and announce a "partial mobilization order." This reflects Russia's current tense situation from a certain level. It is important what Putin should do, because if Russia fails to survive the suppression from the United States and the West, the consequences can be imagined. At the least, it will be related to Putin's prestige, and at the worst, it will be related to whether Russia will follow the old path of the Soviet Union.
The good side at the moment is that Putin is full of confidence and believes that the "partial mobilization order" can solve the difficulties faced by Russia in Ukraine to a certain extent. Chechnya Republic leader Kadyrov also said that the Russian army will adopt new tactics, and the Russian State Duma also has legislation to severely punish soldiers who make mistakes during wartime. After a round of measures, the morale of the Russian army will increase to a certain extent.On the bad side, the United States and the West were not frightened by a series of measures by Russia, including the "partial mobilization order", but instead planned to increase military aid and were determined to use the Russian-Ukrainian conflict to weaken Russia.
Next, it depends on the effect of the "partial mobilization order". If it is not ideal, it is not ruled out that Putin will announce "full war mobilization", and things may far exceed the expectations of the United States and the West.
