Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has condemned President Vladimir Putin’s decision to order a partial mobilisation of 300,000 reservists. The country’s opposition leader spoke during a court hearing on a petition against the prison where he is held.

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Navalny condemns Kremlin mobilisation order

Chilled Kremlin critic Alexei navalny, to condemn President. Vladimir Putin's decision to order a partial mobilization. Boscawen I'll draft 300 thousand reservists, I move that the vahni says with Samir, those called up in blood, those on a Spoke during the court hearing of a petition against the prison, where he's held The main thing is already clear now that this crime, this criminal aggressive ongoing goal is getting worse and deepening and Putin is trying to involve as many people as possible in all of this. He wants to smash a hundreds of thousands of people in this Blood. Of course it will lead to enormous tragedies a huge amount of losses. It won't lead and it can't lead to anything good. This is the first time, Russia has issued a mobilization. Since World War II, the country's opposition responded by calling for protests. In order to extend his personal pan with Putin is tormenting and neighboring country killing people there. And now he's throwing in the grinder of War, a huge amount of Russian citizens, who must just live normally and take care of the families. Of course, it was a crime but now it has become the crime of a much bigger scale. At least 46 people have been arrested in the country so far for protesting according to ovd info independent protest monitoring group.

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