The Kremlin rules out a general mobilization in the face of Ukraine’s counter-offensives

“At the moment no, it is out of the conversation,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dimitri Peskov. The Russian Communist Party and the deputy chairman of the State Duma, Mikhail Sheremet, have spoken in favor of general mobilization ” At the moment no, it is out of the conversation,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dimitri Peskov, as reported by the Russian news agency Interfax. Previously, the vice president of the State Duma, Mijail Sheremet, had spoken to favor of this general mobilization, something that the leader of the Russian Communist Party, Genadi Zyuganov, has also done. “Every war requires a response” “In my opinion, the special operation in Ukraine and Donbas has turned into a war during the last two months,” he said. “This war has been declared against us by the United States, Europe and NATO,” he argued.”They brought all the dirt, weapons and mercenaries to Ukraine. They are trying to turn it around in favor of the Nazis,” he said. “Not a single normal person in our country can agree with the course of events,” he pointed out. In this regard, Zyuganov stressed that “every war requires a response,” according to a statement published by the party on its page. Web. “Above all, a maximum mobilization of forces and resources is needed,” he concluded.