Putin calls up 133,000 conscripts as cannon fodder for Ukraine

Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on Monday to conscript 133,000 Russians for military service in Ukraine.

Russian citizens aged between 18 and 30 that are not in the reserves will be forced to into conscription from 1 October.

Putin’s legal decree states, “To call up 133,000 Russian citizens aged 18-30 for military service who are not in reserve and are subject to army draft from October 1 to December 31, 2024.”

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said over the weekend that the US and UK are preparing Europe for a “suicide venture” against Moscow.

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Lavrov said, “A goal has been declared to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia – almost like London and Washington planned in May, 1945, as they developed ‘Operation Unthinkable’ on destruction of the Soviet Union even before the end of World War II.

“Back then, it was a closely held secret. The Anglo-Saxon strategists of today, however, make no secret of their intentions.

“So far, they expect to defeat Russia with the hands of the illegitimate neo-Nazi Kiev regime, but they already prepare Europe to leap into a suicide venture as well.”

He added that the pointlessness and danger of the very idea to fight to victory with a nuclear power like Russia.

Equally pointless is the mantra of Kiev’s Western masters about the lack of alternative for talks based on the notorious peace formula.”