President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree mandating those aged 50 years and younger in the reserve to participate in military training during the current year, alongside officers of various ranks up to 70. This change is part of a broader trend since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, where the duration of military exercises has extended significantly. The maximum age for conscription has been raised, and fines for non-participation increased to 30,000 rubles. Discussions among Russians suggest concern over possible new mobilization and the implications of prolonged military activity.
Reservists up to age 50 will now face summons for military training, reflecting a significant shift in Russia's approach to military preparedness since the Ukraine invasion.
The maximum age for conscripts has increased, raising concerns about a potential new mobilization as reservists are called back for extended military exercises.
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