Darth_Annoying t1_j3vhbmz wrote
Then they can't send them to Ukraine, which is another country
criipi t1_j3w81xj wrote
Hence why Putin announced the annexation of the Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts in his super duper totally for real referendum.
Conscripts were never legally speaking supposed to be used outside of Russia, and by changing what is Russia, Putin got what he wants without needing to change what a "conscript" is.
throwaway_nrTWOOO t1_j3xghpm wrote
Oh shit, I always thought the referendum was a sham! Gosh darrnit, now I don't know what to think!
Mirathecat22 t1_j3vo9ee wrote
Or Belarus
geras_shenanigans t1_j3w032k wrote
taps forehead
lesser_panjandrum t1_j3w3mrp wrote
Russian-made helmet instantly crumples
Cookie-Senpai t1_j3wnxx1 wrote
They already thought of the counter propaganda. They decided part of Ukraine were actually independent therefore they can send a whole lot of "armed tourists" there.
Denworath t1_j3wzg97 wrote
>They decided part of Ukraine were actually independent
No, they decided part of Ukraine is now part of Russia so technically the conscripts are not leaving russian territory.
repinoak t1_j3yvcsy wrote
Ukrainians think that all Russian thugs/NAZIS in Ukraine are outside Russia.
Fryceratops t1_j3z1q4b wrote
"Updated: Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the Russian dictator, later claimed that the information about the ban was untrue: "This is a common act of information sabotage." Earlier, it was reported that the Russian Federation was preparing for a new wave of mobilisation. It will take about two months to equip and initially train the "replenishments"."
Sounds like they took a different route
CoolKouhai t1_j3wxswg wrote
Ye, gotta use that noggin'
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