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Putin denies speculation about further mobilization for Ukraine offensive

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly rejected speculation about another mobilization for the offensive in Ukraine. No new mobilization order is reported.

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The statement bears on the potential scale of Russia's war effort, though it does not establish a policy change.

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  1. Brennpunkte - Putin weist Spekulationen über weitere Mobilmachung für Ukraine-Offensive zurück ↗unternehmen-heute.de · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 1:46 PM UTC

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