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2022 : • ≈ 300 thousand people. (according to government statements) [1] • 1 million people. (unnamed sources of Novaya Gazeta ) [2] • 1.2 million people. (unnamed Meduza source ) [3] 2023 : • 420 thousand people. (according to government statements) [4] • 400 thousand people. (unnamed Bloomberg sources ) [5] • 318 thousand people (as of November 4, 2022; Putin’s statement) [10] • more than 527 thousand (by March 2023; Mediazone estimate ) [11] Mobilization in Russia was announced on September 21 , 2022 , during the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and shortly after the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces , which led to the de-occupation of the entire territory of the Kharkiv region west of the Oskol River . President Vladimir Putin issued a decree “On announcing partial mobilization in the Russian Federation” [13] [14] [15] . Mobilization activities began on the day the decree was announced— September 21 [16] . The President of Russia had previously avoided declaring mo

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