Following the recent terrorist attack at the "Crocus" concert hall, there has been a notable increase in the number of individuals volunteering for military mobilization, according to statements from the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the surge in volunteers, emphasizing a heightened sense of patriotism and determination among the populace in the face of adversity.
Ednews, citing Reuters, reports that approximately 100,000 residents have voluntarily mobilized since the beginning of the year, with an additional 16,000 individuals signing up for military service in the last 10 days alone.
In interviews conducted among citizens, a prevailing sentiment of seeking retribution for the terrorist attack was evident. The Ministry of Defense highlighted the widespread desire for justice and retaliation across major cities in Russia.
The attack, attributed to the terrorist group ISIS, has galvanized public sentiment and spurred a renewed commitment to national security and defense measures.
