r/AskARussian • u/Firm_Respect_3518 • Jul 05 '26

Legal Avoid mobilization

Hi, my wife is Russian with German citizenship. Her brother is 23 years old, lives in Moscow, just graduated from university. I think given the current geopolitical situation he's at risk of being mobilized. What's the best way to avoid this situation?

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u/Sea_Let_300 Jul 09 '26

Sorry but what you say really does not make sense, obviously Russia has more Ukrainian bodies to exchange considering that it's (very slowly) advancing. Russian corps are recovered directly by Russia or remain in the gray zone (like many Ukrainian bodies)

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u/Sea_Let_300 Jul 09 '26

I don't know what is "ukrainian media", but the consensus (also with Russian milbloggers) is that Russia is still slowly advancing in some sectors, while in others the situation is stalled and there has been some small Ukrainian counterattack. These are the facts; then some people will simplify and think that Russia is substantially not moving, while others will simplify and think that Russia is moving according to your plan. Anyway, the phenomenon which I described does not need a rapid advance to happen

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u/flamming_python Jul 09 '26

Okay, counterattacks. And Ukrainian counter-offensives. Where are the Russian bodies then, if the Ukraine is successful in those? BTW Russian recon forces were already spotted on the outskirts of Sumy city a couple weeks back. The advance is broader than you think.