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Inside Chaotic Russia as it Descends into Anarchy With Violent Protests and Mass Exodus
Vladimir Putin ordered the "partial military mobilisation" of hundreds of thousands of civilian reservists last week after the Kremlin's troops took a vicious beating by Ukraine
Daily Mirror UK 27 SEP 2022
Young men are seen approaching the border between Russia and Georgia as civilians try to dodge Putin's draft
Protesters and cops clash in Moscow
Russian riot police detain a man following calls to protest against partial mobilisation in Moscow last Wednesday
Russia is rupturing into chaos after warlord Vladimir Putin ordered another 300,000 civilians to the frontline of his failing " special military operation ".
Last Wednesday Putin ordered the "partial military mobilisation" of hundreds of thousands of civilian reservists after the Kremlin's troops took a vicious beating in Ukraine.
Ukrainian forces sent Putin's boys packing from the northeastern region of Kharkiv after a lightning counteroffensive, which has been hailed a military tactics masterpiece.
Within hours, Russia's borders were gridlocked with young men desperately trying to dodge the draft. The Russo-Ukraine war, which started in February, has already claimed between 70 to 80,000 Russian lives, according to US estimates.
In some of the territories where losses have been hardest felt, like Siberia, crowds marched through the streets chanting "I'm not going to die for you."
Similar protests have touched most corners of the vast country as citizens flouted the Kremlin's draconian laws against criticism of the armed forces.
More than 1,000 people were seized as Moscow brutally cracked down on the unrest.
The reactions have grown more sinister in recent days after a number of shootings and firebombings were reported across the country.
One directly linked to the mobilisation took place in Irkutsk, Siberia, when an unemployed conscript strolled into an enlistment office and shot the top local military recruiter.
In Izhevsk, a town around 600 miles east of Moscow, another gunman wandered through a school and opened fire, killing at least 13 including young schoolchildren.
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Since Wednesday, Putin's heavy-handed cops have thrown 2,353 protesters in jail for demonstrating their fury over the forced mobilisation, according to an independent protest monitoring site.
More than 1,300 of those arrests were made by the end of the first day, OVD-Info reports.
Women have been leading many of the protests and have been seen carrying banners saying: "Our husbands, fathers and brothers do not want to kill other husbands and fathers".
Others hoisted read, "No mobilisation", "No war! There is no grave.”
In Dagestan’s regional capital Makhachkala, anti-war protesters reportedly burned portraits of Putin.
In Novosibirsk, a brave male activist was hauled into detention after shouting at police and FSB officers at a rally: “I am not going to die for Putin, or for you!”
He told the armed law enforcement: “You know too well everything is f***** up!”
The man, seemingly in his 20s, was loudly clapped by other protesters at the rare anti-war rally in Siberia’s unofficial capital.
A police officer bellowed at him: “I demand you to stop this illegal activity.”
A protester’s voice is heard saying “What are you doing?” as he is detained.
Another asks: “Are you animals?”
Vehicles queue to cross the border from Russia to Finland at the Nuijamaa border checkpoint in Lappeenranta,
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