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More Than 113,000 Russians Cross Into Georgia in One Week Amid Mobilization Rumors

More than 113,000 Russians reportedly crossed into Georgia within one week, amid rumors of mobilization and a possible military draft.

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More Than 113,000 Russians Cross Into Georgia in One Week Amid Mobilization Rumors

More than 113,000 Russians reportedly crossed into Georgia in one week, amid rumors of mobilization and a possible military draft. The increase in arrivals has drawn attention to border management, residency applications, and the pressure placed on local services. Some travelers may be attempting to avoid military conscription, while others could be responding to uncertainty about Russia’s political and economic future. Georgian authorities must balance humanitarian concerns with security considerations and relations with Moscow. The influx may further strain infrastructure.

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