Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin
[ColonelCassad] 1. Those who are necessary to complete the tasks will be called up - these are, of course, shooters, tankers, artillerymen, drivers, driver-mechanics
2. As such, there is no call-up order from the reserve, but priority is given to those who have suitable military registration specialties
3. The number of those called up is determined by the regular needs of completed military units.
4. One of the main factors is the availability of combat experience.
5. Both officers and privates and sergeants will be called up.
6. Under the law, privates and sergeants under 35 years of age, junior officers are subject to conscription for mobilization up to 50, seniors up to 55.
7. There are positions that can be filled by women with relevant military specialties, for example, medical workers - but the need for such specialists is minimal
8. In accordance with the law, the following will not be called up:
• reserved citizens, these include employees of defense industry enterprises
• recognized as temporarily unfit for health reasons
• engaged in constant care for a family member or group I disabled
• having 4 or more dependent children in under the age of 16
• those whose mothers, in addition to them, have 4 or more children under the age of 8 and raise them without a husband preparation"
10. If a military pensioner, regardless of belonging to law enforcement agencies, is retired (over 65 years of age or for health reasons) and removed from the military register, he is not subject to conscription for mobilization
11. Quotas for the number of those called up from the reserve are not set based on volumes of the available mobilization reserve, each region has a separate mobilization task, it depends on the number of citizens on military registration in the region of residence in Russia is registered with the military, can be called up.