In addition, he is waiting for the International Atomic Energy Agency’s visit to two Ukrainian nuclear facilities to verify its accusation that Kiev is producing a “dirty bomb”.
Russia gave this Friday for rounded the partial mobilization declared in Septemberwhile fortified Khersonthe only regional capital in their hands, and wait for the visit International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) a two Ukrainian nuclear installations to verify his accusation that Kiev is a “dirty bomb”.
“The recruitment of civilians for the mobilization has ended. The target of 300,000 men has been met. No additional recruitment is planned,” Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Of the total of 300,000 reservists, 82,000 have been sent to Ukraine to participate in the “special military operation,” Shoigu explained, noting that more than half of them are already participating in combat operations.
“I want to thank everyone who signed up to the armed forces. I want to thank you for your loyalty, your patriotism, for your firm belief in defending our country, our Russia, that is, your home, your family, our citizens. ., our people,” Putin replied.
Kherson prepares for major offensive in Ukraine
Meanwhile, tensions are mounting in the Kherson region of southern Ukraine: Ukrainian forces continue to prepare for a major offensive, while the Russians turn the city into a fortress.
The head of the annexed Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, Sergei Axiónov, has reported the end of the evacuation of civilians from Kherson, noting that “anyone who wanted to could leave the territory safely, despite the bombing by the armed forces of Ukraine”.
On the contrary, the Ukraine General Staff insisted that the evacuation in Kherson “continues”.
Meanwhile, the director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, has announced that the agency’s inspectors will “conduct an independent verification” at the nuclear facilities where Ukraine is allegedly producing the “dirty bomb” according to Moscow.
The visit, which will take place “in the coming days”, will attempt to “detect any diversion of nuclear material, any undeclared nuclear material production or processing at the two sites and ensure that no undeclared nuclear material is present.” or activities.”
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