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Berücksichtigte Synonyme: combat, combat service, combat services, deserters, deserteur, deserteure, desertions, draft, drafts, einberufung, einberufung, einberufungen, einberufungen, fahnenflucht, heeresdienst, heeresdienst, heeresdienste, heeresdienste, kriegsdienst, kriegsdienst, kriegsdienste, kriegsdienste, militärdienst, militärdienst, militärdienste, militärdienste, military draft, military drafts, military service, military services, präsenzdiener, präsenzdiener, präsenzdiener·in, präsenzdiener·in, präsenzdiener·innen, präsenzdienerin, präsenzdienerin, präsenzdienerinnen, präsenzdienst, präsenzdienst, präsenzdienste, präsenzdienste, rekrut, rekrut·in, rekrut·in, rekrut·innen, rekruten, rekruten, rekrutin, rekrutin, rekrutinnen, services, waffendienst, waffendienst, waffendienste, waffendienste, wehrdienst, wehrdienst, wehrpflicht, wehrpflicht, wehrpflichtige, wehrpflichtige, wehrpflichtige·r, wehrpflichtige·r, wehrpflichtiger, wehrpflichtiger
12. November 2025 | Forum 18 (Autor)
Belarus, Kasachstan, Russische Föderation, Tadschikistan, Usbekistan
Artikel zur Fahndungsliste des Innenministeriums, die Personen wegen Ausübung von Religions- oder Glaubensfreiheit, Verteidigung von Menschenrechten oder Kritisierung des Regimes auflistet
Exiled Orthodox journalist facing criminal charges added to Wanted List (Appell oder Pressemitteilung, Englisch)
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== Federal Wanted List – mechanisms and consequences ==
The Federal Wanted
List (federalny rozysk) contains the names of those subject to searches on a
Russia-wide basis (not internationally), and includes missing persons, men
avoiding military service, and people who have not paid debts or child support,
as well as individuals who are the subjects of criminal prosecution but whose
whereabouts
9. November 2025 | ISW – Institute for the Study of War (Autor)
Russische Föderation
Analyse der militärischen und sicherheitsrelevanten Entwicklungen des Tages
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 9, 2025 (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)
- The spokesperson noted that the Russian
military command deploys fireteams consisting of two to three poorly trained
penal recruits in the first wave of its attacks and follows them with more
well-trained soldiers. The spokesperson noted that Russian forces include
sufficient penal recruits to continue such attritional assaults.
8. November 2025 | ISW – Institute for the Study of War (Autor)
Russische Föderation
Analyse der militärischen und sicherheitsrelevanten Entwicklungen des Tages
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 8, 2025 (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)
- Yunakivka, on November 7 and 8.[33] Russian milbloggers claimed that
Ukrainian forces counterattacked near Andriivka (north of Sumy City).[34]
A Russian milblogger reportedly affiliated with the Russian Northern Grouping
of Forces amplified a Russian servicemember’s claim that Russian forces are
suffering heavy losses near Bezsalivka (northwest of Sumy City on the
international border) due to high desertion
7. November 2025 | ISW – Institute for the Study of War (Autor)
Russische Föderation
Analyse der militärischen und sicherheitsrelevanten Entwicklungen des Tages
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 7, 2025 (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)
- Russian 252nd Motorized
Rifle Regiment (3rd Motorized Rifle Division, 20th Combined Arms Army [CAA,
Moscow Military District [MMD]) operating in the Kharkiv direction are
suffering supply shortages due to Ukrainian drone operations whereas elements
of the 82nd Motorized Rifle Regiment (69th Motorized Rifle Division, 6th CAA,
Leningrad Military District [LMD]) received reinforcements, possibly of
recruits
6. November 2025 | ISW – Institute for the Study of War (Autor)
Russische Föderation, Ukraine
Überblick zu Aktivitäten russischer Kräfte in russisch besetzten Teilen der Ukraine
Russian Occupation Update, November 6, 2025 (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)
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residents of occupied Ukraine.Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on
November 4 that will allow Russian military conscription administrative
processes to occur year-round, as opposed to the current system of semi-annual
spring and autumn conscription cycles.[6] The new conscription law will also
apply to occupied Ukraine, allowing Russia to scale up its illegal mobilization
processes […] that have been occurring in occupied territories since 2022 or
2014.[7] The Ukrainian Resistance Center reported on October 31 that Russian
occupation authorities have already begun year-round conscription processes in
occupied areas and have instructed military enlistment offices to compile lists
of 18 to 50-year-old men for conscription in occupied Melitopol.[8] Law
enforcement services in […] Ukrainian outlet Suspilne reported on October 30 that Russia has long used
occupied Crimea as a testing ground for forced mobilization mechanisms under
occupation.[9] Crimean Human Rights Group Head Olha Skrypnyk reported that
Russia’s previous bi-annual fall and spring conscription efforts mobilized
around three thousand local Crimean residents each, and that Russian occupation
authorities would […] also force some of the conscripts to sign “voluntary”
contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) to obscure the scale of
forced mobilization in Crimea. […] Second, Russia instrumentalizes mobilization as a tool to
suppress anti-occupation sentiment and resistance by incentivizing compliance
with the occupation regime. These mobilization efforts also constitute a gross
violation of international law.
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