Putin signs law forgiving debt arrears for new Russian recruits for Ukraine war
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law forgiving up to $95,835 in debt for new army recruits who sign at least one-year contracts to fight in Ukraine. This measure, effective from December 1st, aims to boost military recruitment without resorting to another general mobilization, as Russia grapples with increasing consumer debt among its citizens amidst the ongoing conflict.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law forgiving up to $95,835 in debt for new army recruits who sign at least one-year contracts to fight in Ukraine. This measure, effective from December 1st, aims to boost military recruitment without resorting to another general mobilization, as Russia grapples with increasing consumer debt among its citizens amidst the ongoing conflict. 
