A police officer is 'chased' by a group of predominantly female protesters as unrest grows in Russia over Vladimir Putin's recruitment drive. Latest:
Live reporting by Dan Cairns and Jess Sharp, updates from Deborah Haynes in Zaporizhzhia and Alex Rossi and Diana Magnay in MoscowThe Ukraine war is at a"dangerous moment" because the Russian military has been"pushed into a corner", EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said."When people say it's not a bluff, you have to take them seriously," added Mr Borrell in a BBC interview.
Dagestan is one of the regions that has so far supplied a disproportionate number of soldiers to the war.'Sacrifice' in military duty 'washes away all sins' - Russian Orthodox Church leader's message to followers Kirill, who has been a prominent supporter of the Russian president, has previously claimed that Russians were doing a"heroic deed" by killing Ukrainian soldiers.
"He sacrifices himself for others. And therefore we believe that this sacrifice washes away all the sins that a person has committed." "The war has pushed up energy and food prices substantially, aggravating inflationary pressures at a time when the cost of living was already rising rapidly around the world." GDP stands for gross domestic product, and it is used to measure the value created though the production of goods and service.
Some 300,000 are in line to be called up, according to Russia, though there are fears it could end up being many more.Kremlin acknowledges mistakes in 'rare admission' as 20 military recruitment offices are torchedIn a rare admission that things aren't going to plan, the Kremlin has acknowledged mistakes have been made in its bungling military recruitment, which hopes to boost the military numbers of its invading force by 300,000.
"I don't know anything about this. At the moment, no decisions have been taken on this," he told reporters.Long lines at border crossings, such as those with Finland and Georgia, have formed amid worries they might soon be shut to stop people dodging Russia's call-up of military reservists. A decree published last week on the Kremlin's website said the call-up would apply only to reservists with previous military experience.11:26:02 Turkey, a traditional Russian ally, has confirmed it will not recognise the results of referendums being held in temporarily Russian occupied territories of Ukraine.
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