Wakati Warusi wa Mchongo toka Buza wakishabikia tangazo la Putin kuhusu partial mobilization,Hivi ndivyo Warusi halisi toka Moscow walivyopokea hilo Tangazo🤔
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How has the announcement been received in Russia?
Shortly after the address Russian media reported a big rise in demand for flights out of the country, despite the very high price of tickets.
Dmitry Oreshkin, a Russian political analyst, said that the announcement smacked of "an act of desperation". He predicted Russians will resist the mobilisation through "passive sabotage".
"People will evade this mobilization in every possible way, bribe their way out of this mobilization, leave the country," Mr Oreshkin told the Associated Press. He said the announcement will not go down well with the public and described it as "a huge personal blow to Russian citizens, who until recently (took part in the hostilities) with pleasure, sitting on their couches, (watching) TV. And now the war has come into their home."
The Vesna opposition movement called for nationwide protests on Wednesday. It said: "Thousands of Russian men - our fathers, brothers and husbands - will be thrown into the meat grinder of the war. What will they be dying for? What will mothers and children be crying for?"
It was unclear how many would dare to protest in the face of Russia's suppression of opposition and its harsh laws against discrediting soldiers and what it calls a "special military operation".
Source:Sky news