“As a rule, deserters threatened with severe reprisals receive international protection in Germany,” Feser said.
The minister stressed that “anyone who bravely opposes Putin’s regime and therefore puts himself in grave danger can seek asylum in Germany due to political persecution”.
On the morning of September 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin said this in a video message signed a decree announcing partial mobilization in Russia replenish the troops that invaded Ukraine. In the same speech, he stated willingness to use nuclear weapons.
This was made clear by the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu about 300 thousand people are subject to conscription. He argued that only reservists (i.e. citizens who had completed military service or trained in a military department at a university) who had a military specialty and combat experience would be mobilized.
On September 22, information emerged that Putin’s decree contains a closed clause, stating that the Russian Defense Ministry it can call up to 1 million reservists.
After Putin announced the mobilization The prices of airline tickets from Russia have risen to astronomical valuesand the media publish recommendations on where to flee the Russian Federation. In particular, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland reported this to the country from Russia men of military age are arriving en masse.
In Russia actions against partial mobilization began. “OFD information” writes approximately 1328 inmates in 42 cities.
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