Medvedev: 6,000 soldiers joined the Russian army in year 6

The deputy head of the Russian Security Council announced that about 6,000 troops have signed a coract with the Ministry of Defense to serve the army, and more than 6,000 have joined the volueer forces and se to special military operations against Ukraine.
According to RCO News Agency, Dimitri Medvedev, the deputy head of the Security Council and former Russian preside, said in a stateme at the Russian Security Council’s ier -organizational commission on the recruitme of military personnel for the armed forces. We left it realized. About 6,000 people have signed a coract in the Russian military. In addition, more than 6,000 of our citizens joined the volueer forces and we to Russia’s special military operations area. “
The senior Russian official emphasized that in year 2, more than 5 people have been coractually served in the Russian armed forces each day, and that the coract for the Russian military must be maiained.
Mododov’s remarks came as Western officials have acknowledged the high capacity of the Russian army to coinue their war and coinue their conquests in the Ukrainian war while implemeing the strengths of the powers.
Last Sunday, the head of the German Special Military Force on aid to Ukraine warned that Russia is strengthening its military beyond the curre clash with Kiev.
“We have seen the Russian armed forces both capable of offset its staff and material damage alone and with the lack of support of the partnerships, and with the lack of support of the partnerships. Success is being reinstated. “
“Russia is definitely an attack on NATO member states in the coming years,” he said.
The Russian army adds more tanks, ammunition, drones and missiles every moh, the German senior military official said. Production is increasing and weapons and ammunition storage warehouses are more than ever before.
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