The partial mobilization in Russia last September had a lasting effect on the countries of Central Asia, which welcomed tens of thousands of Russians who did not want to go and fight in Ukraine. A second mobilization is expected and will also not be without consequences for the economy and the Central Asian populations.
Although Moscow denies that a new mobilization of the population is in preparation, intelligence officials and experts in Ukraine and Russia believe that a second wave could soon take place.
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