According to data from Russian job sites, demand for military records management and recruitment specialists has surged, with over 2,500 vacancies currently listed, approximately 1,300 of which appeared in the past week. The figures may signal preparations for a new wave of mobilization, observers note.
A surge in demand for military records management and recruitment specialists in Russia has been observed, with over 2,500 vacancies posted on recruitment sites, according to job market data. Approximately 1,300 of these positions were listed in the past week alone. The trend is consistent with earlier reports by The Zioneer regarding Russia's planned military expansion, including a decree signed by President Putin to increase the armed forces to 2.4 million personnel. The data may indicate preparations for a new wave of mobilization, though the precise scope remains unclear.
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