Report: Putin Increased Military Personnel Numbers for the Fourth Time This Year
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Meduza reports on the topic "Report: Putin Increased Military Personnel Numbers for the Fourth Time This Year," presenting it as a major development from available source material.
According to the available report, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree increasing the authorized strength of the Russian military by 15,500 personnel.
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