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Russians' fear of new conscription has reached the highest level in three years, - a Center Lebeda survey according to the study, 58% of Russians are "fearful" of conscription - a record share since September 2023. The absolute maximum fear of forced recruitment to the front - 60% - was recorded by sociologists in the fall of 2022, when the Kremlin sent 300,000 people to war. The level of support for a possible mobilization in society has fallen to a historic low, according to Lebeda data: only 9% of respondents consider it "necessary" compared to 11% in September 2023 and 18% in August 2022. The greatest support for recruitment was recorded in the villages (9%) and among people without higher and secondary professional education (10%). Young people are most afraid of mobilization (35%), those who believe that the country is "going the wrong way" (46%), and receiving information from YouTube (47%). Hakin.az Contact us.

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Russians' fear of new conscription has reached the highest level in three years, - a Center Lebeda survey according to the study, 58% of Russians are "fearful" of conscription - a record share since September 2023. The absolute maximum fear of forced recruitment to the front - 60% - was recorded by sociologists in the fall of 2022, when the Kremlin sent 300,000 people to war. The level of support for a possible mobilization in society has fallen to a historic low, according to Lebeda data: only 9% of respondents consider it "necessary" compared to 11% in September 2023 and 18% in August 2022. The greatest support for recruitment was recorded in the villages (9%) and among people without higher and secondary professional education (10%). Young people are most afraid of mobilization (35%), those who believe that the country is "going the wrong way" (46%), and receiving information from YouTube (47%). Hakin.az Contact us.

Russians' fear of new conscription has reached the highest level in three years, - a Center Lebeda survey according to the study, 58% of Russians are "fearful" of conscription - a record share since September 2023. The absolute maximum fear of forced recruitment to the front - 60% - was recorded by sociologists in the fall of 2022, when the Kremlin sent 300,000 people to war. The level of support for a possible mobilization in society has fallen to a historic low, according to Lebeda data: only 9% of respondents consider it "necessary" compared to 11% in September 2023 and 18% in August 2022. The greatest support for recruitment was recorded in the villages (9%) and among people without higher and secondary professional education (10%). Young people are most afraid of mobilization (35%), those who believe that the country is "going the wrong way" (46%), and receiving information from YouTube (47%). Hakin.az Contact us.

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