Peste 100.000 de ruși au plecat în Georgia în doar o săptămână din cauza îngrijorărilor că urmează o nouă mobilizare

Over 100,000 Russians fled to Georgia in a week due to fears of renewed mobilization. This mass exodus follows rumors of another draft, prompting many to leave earlier than in 2022. The Russian Federal Customs Service reported a significant increase in border crossings, with over 20,000 on August 20 alone. Despite official assurances that no new mobilization is planned, concerns persist, especially among reservists. Human rights organizations have noted a rise in requests for help from men of conscription age, as authorities actively collect personal data to facilitate recruitment. Changes in mobilization rules have made it harder for those summoned to leave the country, leading to increased anxiety among potential draftees.