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The order signed by Vladimir Putin is attracting criticism from the Kremlin's own official supporters, something almost unheard of in Russia since the invasion began.

Living in Kazakhstan for more than three years, photojournalist Frédéric Noy documented the culture and atmosphere of a turbulent country working to define itself in the shadow of the Soviet Union

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says the government does not plan to seal off borders as tens of thousands of cars with fleeing Russians, mostly men, cross into Georgia, Finland, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia.

LONDON, Sept 25 — The strongly pro-Kremlin editor of Russia's state-run RT news channel expressed anger yesterday that enlistment officers were sending call-up papers to the...

The general in charge of Russia’s faltering logistics operation in Ukraine has been “transferred”, as pro-Kremlin media criticised Vladimir Putin’s draft.

SOME speak of an exodus. On the frontiers with Kazakhstan, Georgia, Mongolia and Finland the border traffic grows.

Military call-up has been criticised by the Kremlin’s own supporters – unheard of in Russia.

As Russia announces a mobilisation order and moves to annex four regions of Ukraine, Foreign Editor David Pratt examines what is another dangerous…

The Russian government is drawing criticism from it's media and other supporters for sending out call-up papers to the wrong men.

Russia's increased mobilization in the conflict in Ukraine has received much backlash since initially announced.