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Ukraine warns of a possible new Russian mobilization wave

Ukraine has warned that Russia may launch another mobilization wave. The supplied information does not confirm that a new mobilization has begun.

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A larger Russian manpower pool could affect the scale and duration of the war if implemented.

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