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Jason Jay Smart
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Putin considering another wave of mobilizations of up to 200,000 people, CNN writes, citing US officials familiar with the intelligence.
The draft would be done “quietly” to not upset the population.
The initial invasion, almost a year ago, included less than 150k troops.

Any creative ideas on how Putin could go about conducting a quiet mobilization?
It says a lot about Russia that these scumbags are getting released after 6 months of not being dumb enough to die, while volunteers and conscripts are having their contracts force renewed. >

They have military experience now.  I bet it’s a matter of time before mobilization. >

Why do you think he left for Turkey >

Estimated Russian losses from 24.02.2022 to 25.01.2023 (Day 336):
It was a good day for Ukraine.  
|Category              |Change*|Total     |
|:---|:---|:---|
|Personnel             |+910      |123080    |
|Tanks                 |+9      |3161      |
|APVs                  |+23     |6307      |
|Artillery             |+6     |2154      |
|MLRS                  |+2      |450       |
|Anti-aircraft Systems |-      |220       |
|Aircraft              |+1      |290       |
|Helicopters           |-      |281       |
|UAVs                  |+5    |1902      |
|Missiles              |-      |749       |
|Warships / Boats      |-      |18        |
|Other Vehicles        |+23      |4967      |
|Special Equipment     |-      |194       |
*Change since the previous day.
Source: The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine >

Does losses for personnel here mean total casualties including dead, wounded, missing and captured? >

Nope