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But after days of missile and drone attacks, western sources tell abc news, russia is rapidly exhausting its arsenal of long-range weapons, and in a sign of how badly the wars going in some areas, russia now offering to evacuate citizens from occupied kherson, one of the territories putin recently annexed, but now under siege by ukrainian troops who have reclaimed scores of villages in a major counteroffensive. losing kherson would be a huge below to putins war ambitions. with mounting criticism...

Hundreds of thousands of Russians have fled their country since its invasion of Ukraine. When Russia's president ordered a partial mobilization, their number surged. Many of them have made their way to Israel. DW met with one young Russian in Haifa.

The increase has been detected following the “partial” mobilisation announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin. The daily number of arrivals peaked at 112 10 days after the announcement.

The pair are seeking asylum in the US after sailing across the Bering Sea in a small boat and arriving near Gambell, an isolated town of 600 people.

Whats more, the kremlin call—up has sparked widespread fear. in all the years ive been covering russia, in all the places ive been, theres one phrase more than any other ive heard from people here — "we must avoid war." this country knows very well the cost of war. millions of people were killed here fighting nazi germany, and yet today, the russian leadership is calling up and sending its citizens to the front line and annexing large parts of its neighbour. and look what can happen to those...

These draftees have no beds. these do, sort of. and he says his group is being sent straight to ukraine without any military training. and the president? hes escalating this conflict. tomorrow, vladimir putin is expected to start the annexation of 15% of ukrainian territory. theres little excitement about that on the streets of moscow. i feel negative about it because its the territory of ukraine. i think it is historically russian territory. i think its a total disaster, not only for ukraine, -...

About it because its the territory of ukraine. i think it is historically russian territory. i think its a total disaster, not only for ukraine, - but also for the russians. whats more, the kremlin call—up has sparked widespread fear. in all the years ive been covering russia, in all the places ive been, theres one phrase more than any other ive heard from people here — "we must avoid war." this country knows very well the cost of war. millions of people were killed here fighting nazi german...

I think its a total disaster, not only for ukraine, - but also for the russia. whats more, the kremlin call—up has sparked widespread fear. in all the years ive been covering russia, in all the places ive been, theres one phrase more than any other ive heard from people here — "we must avoid war." this country knows very well the cost of war. millions of people were killed here fighting nazi germany, and yet today, the russian leadership is calling up and sending its citizens to the front li...

Excitement about that on the streets of moscow. i feel negative about it because its the territory of ukraine. i think it is historically russian territory. i think its a total disaster, not only for ukraine, - but also for the russia. whats more, the kremlin call—up has sparked widespread fear. in all the years ive been covering russia, in all the places ive been, theres one phrase more than any other ive heard from people here — "we must avoid war." this country knows very well the cost of...

Russia’s first public mobilisation since World War II attracted criticism even from the Kremlin’s official supporters and prompted thousands of men to flee abroad.