Martial law

WASHINGTON. Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to enforce martial law in four Ukrainian territories annexed by Moscow is a sign of "desperation," ...

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Just in the last few weeks, he’s tried to mobilize more forces. "I think it’s another sign of Putin’s desperation.

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday introduced martial law in the four regions of Ukraine that Russia illegally annexed last month.

Recalling the blowing up of the Crimean bridge, Putin claimed Wednesday that the Russian special services "suppressed terrorist attacks in other regions of Russia ... and the needs of the population." Putin's comments come at a pivotal moment in the conflict in Ukraine. Martial law is often introduced as a temporary measure when civil authorities are deemed to be in crisis and struggling to function. On the contrary, shelling continues. [Vladimir Putin](https://www.cnbc.com/vladimir-putin/) on Wednesday introduced martial law in the four regions of Ukraine that Russia illegally annexed last month.

RIGA, Latvia — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday imposed martial law in Ukrainian territories that he has claimed illegally to be annexed by ...

The city was the first regional capital seized in the invasion and served as a Russian logistical and political base in efforts to extend Russia’s control across southern Ukraine, including to the port city of Odessa. The Kherson region forms a crucial part of Putin’s much-coveted “land bridge” from mainland Russia to Crimea, the peninsula that Russia invaded and annexed illegally in 2014. We will stand to the end,” Stremousov said Wednesday. “We are not going to surrender the city. Though the Russians have been pushed back, they appeared to be making a more orderly, strategic retreat than they did last month in the northeastern Kharkiv region, where they “Putin’s martial law in the annexed regions … Speaking during a meeting of Russia’s security council Wednesday, Putin said he would also be establishing a new coordinating committee for the areas under martial law, to be led by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. I would like to reiterate that it is quite difficult today,” Surovikin said in an interview on state television. Putin said the four regions had been under martial law before Russia claimed to have annexed and absorbed them. The developments confront Kyiv and its Western backers with yet another test of their resolve. 24, and its forces stand accused of numerous war crimes. It also created some legal cover, at least under Russian law, for an array of potential abuses by military authorities and their proxies.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared martial law in the four regions of Ukraine that Moscow annexed.

“We are working to solve very difficult large-scale tasks to ensure Russia’s security and safe future, to protect our people,” Putin said in televised remarks at the start of a Security Council meeting. However, the order states that measures envisaged by martial law could be introduced anywhere in Russia “when necessary.” The upper house of Russia’s parliament quickly endorsed Putin’s decision to impose martial law in the annexed Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree imposing martial law in four “annexed” regions of Ukraine – Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia and Kherson.

[partial mobilisation](/news/2022/9/21/russias-putin-signs-decree-on-partial-mobilisation-for-citizens)”, which has taken place across Russia. According to him, the mobilisation in the “annexed” regions will now be “a total mobilisation instead of The decree allowed greater ability to limit movement to, from and within the areas and allows for the residents of those territories to be moved to “safe zones”.

Russian president declares regime of 'maximum readiness' in these regions that Moscow annexed from Ukraine and 'average readiness' in areas neighboring ...

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. "I have signed a decree on the introduction of martial law in these four subjects of the Russian Federation. In a separate decree, Putin ordered to declare a "regime of maximum readiness" in these four regions, and a "regime of average readiness" in areas neighboring Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has declared martial law in the four provinces of Ukraine where Russia controls territory after Russian officials warned of a Ukrainian ...

“As we approach winter in Ukraine, with their successes on the battleground against Russian forces, and in light of Putin’s recent actions, it was important to meet face to face with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and others from the US Administration to discuss our shared security concerns,” they said. US defence officials said this week they had been given no official Russian notification of a plan to start Russia’s annual nuclear training exercise, codenamed Grom. Occupation officials have warned of a coming Ukrainian counteroffensive in the area. “We are not going to surrender the city,” he said in a nationally televised interview on Wednesday. Ben Wallace, the UK defence secretary, rushed to Washington at short notice on Tuesday for urgent consultations, prompting conjecture he was having discussions about nuclear threats made by Russia. The law also limits the freedom to move in and out of the eight provinces. I do not exclude the adoption of the most difficult decisions.” “Let the Russian army fulfil its task.” Do not allow the evil empire to hide behind you, your parents, your children,” he said in a post on his Telegram channel. Russian television footage showed hundreds of people gathered at the port on Wednesday morning waiting to be removed. “Reality can hurt if you live in a fictional fantasy world,” wrote Mykhailo Podolyak. “People of Kherson, I urge you to ignore everything the occupiers tell you or demand from you.

MOSCOW and KYIV – Russia-backed authorities began an evacuation of civilians from the occupied Ukrainian region of Kherson Wednesday — in a sign that ...

Sergei Surovikin told Russian state media that the situation in Kherson "very difficult" and refused to rule out "the hardest decisions." He offered residents to relocate "in any part of Russia," saying the Russian government would provide housing vouchers. "As is well-known, the regime in Kyiv has refused to recognize the will of the people. In his first interview since being appointed to lead Russia's armed forces in Ukraine Oct. That is our priority," "We are trying to resolve difficult large-scaled challenges on providing security to Russia and protecting the future of Russia, defending our people." The provision gives authorities broad new powers — including the right to restricted movement around the country, search and seizure, and detention of individuals in prison for up to one month without charges or trial. to try to intimidate them into capitulating. [set a goal](https://www.rbc.ua/ukr/news/general-dmitriy-marchenko-otvoyuem-krym-herson-1660059368.html) to liberate Kherson by the winter. He said the battle for Kherson would "soon begin" and Russia's forces would "fight to the end" not to surrender the area. Earlier in October, Ukrainian forces in the Kherson region pushed the Russian line back by 20 miles, according to the "Vladimir Putin finds himself in an incredibly difficult position," Biden told reporters at the White House.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday declared martial law in four partially occupied regions of Ukraine that Russia claims as its own.

Saldo announced on Wednesday that 50,000-60,000 people would be evacuated from part of the Kherson region over the next six days as a Ukrainian counteroffensive gathers pace. The head of Russia's Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, said on Wednesday that 5 million residents of the Donbas region and other parts of southeast Ukraine had "found refuge" in Russia in recent years from persecution by Kyiv, according to TASS. Russian law allows for the temporary "resettlement" of residents to safe areas and the evacuation of "objects of economic, social and cultural significance". The decree says that under martial law, authorities will have the power to enact measures to "meet the needs of Russia's armed forces", and that "territorial defence" will be carried out. Compelling civilians to serve in the armed forces of an occupying power is defined as a breach of the Geneva Conventions on conduct in war. The law that Putin invoked, dating from 2002, has never been used and can be implemented only if Russia faces aggression or the "immediate threat of aggression".

Russian President Vladimir Putin declared martial law Wednesday in four Ukrainian territories illegally annexed by Russia last month.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday declared martial law in four Ukrainian regions that Moscow claims to have annexed as the Russian military ...

These regions also have the authority to temporarily evacuate residents to safe areas. [Constitution](http://www.constitution.ru/) gives the president the power to declare martial law “in the event of aggression against the Russian Federation or of a direct threat of aggression,” requiring that the president inform both houses of Russian parliament, the Federation Council and the State Duma. [saying](https://t.me/mos_sobyanin/2266) in a Telegram post that the city will not impose any measures that might change “the normal rhythm of life” in the city. The country's Constitution states that when martial law is in effect “the rights and freedoms of citizens of the Russian Federation, foreign citizens and stateless persons” may be restricted. "I signed a decree to introduce martial law in these four subjects of the Russian Federation," Putin said during a televised meeting of Russia’s Security Council, referring to Ukraine's Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday declared martial law in four Ukrainian regions that Moscow claims to have annexed as the Russian military continues to be plagued by setbacks in its eight-month offensive.