Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law permitting foreigners and stateless individuals to serve under contract in the Russian Armed Forces. This new legislation allows non-Russian citizens to join the military not only during states of emergency or armed conflicts but also throughout periods of mobilization. The decree clarifies and expands the conditions under which foreign nationals can be recruited, reflecting efforts to bolster Russia's military forces amid ongoing challenges. The partial mobilization decree from September 21, 2022, remains in effect and has not been formally rescinded, with the recent law further facilitating foreign enlistment during mobilization periods.
Putin issues decree tightening rules for foreign ships entering Russian ports. https://t.co/riolRIKmUh
Bloomberg Putin has tightened rules for foreign ships entering Russian ports, now requiring approval from the FSB security service. The move comes after a series of unexplained explosions on oil tankers, with Russia aiming to boost port security and control maritime access.
Putin has tightened rules for ships entering Russian sea ports from abroad, giving the nation’s main security service a bigger role following a series of mysterious blasts on oil tankers https://t.co/CmY8UWjpgR