No need for new mobilisation to replace Wagner

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MOSCOW: There is no need for further mobilisation in Russia to replace Wagner troops who have left the battlefield in Ukraine after a short-lived mutiny, state media said on Monday, quoting a defence official.

Prigozhin later abandoned his advance on Moscow and struck a deal with the Kremlin under which he accepted exile in neighbouring Belarus. “At the time of the rebellion, there were no Wagner PMC employees at the forefront, they were all in camps,” he added.After sending troops to Ukraine in February, 2022, President Vladimir Putin in September ordered a “partial” military call-up to boost regular forces in the first military mobilisation in Russia since World War II.On June 13, before the Wagner rebellion, Putin told reporters there was “no such need” for any additional mobilisation.

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