SECURITYMay 26 · 12:16 UTCMOSCOW TIMES

Putin Signs Law Forgiving Up to $140K in Debt for New Military Recruits

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law forgiving up to $140,000 in debt for new military recruits. This measure is part of economic incentives aimed at increasing troop numbers without implementing a mandatory mobilization.

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