The conflict in Ukraine continues, and Russia has yet to achieve its goals. NATO countries and their allies continue to pour tens of billions of dollars of military aid into Ukraine in an effort to strengthen the country's armed forces. So far, Russia has avoided launching a general mobilization or formally declaring war on Ukraine, which would enable it to legally send conscripts to the conflict. Russia may feel it is necessary at some point to order a general mobilization, in order to launch new offensives against Ukraine, gain additional concessions from the country, and minimize its long-term losses.
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