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Russian military has no plans for additional mobilisation, says defence minister

He says the army has enough servicemen.

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A man walks past advertising boards promoting military service under the contract in Russian Armed Forces, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Sept 21. Photo: Reuters
A man walks past advertising boards promoting military service under the contract in Russian Armed Forces, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Sept 21. Photo: Reuters

Russia's military has no plans for an additional mobilisation of men to fight in Ukraine as the army has enough servicemen, Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu was quoted as saying by state news agency RIA.

"In the general staff, there are no plans for an additional mobilisation," Shoigu was quoted as saying by RIA.

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