Russian Army drop by 300.
Russia’s Armed Forces have decreased by almost 300 servicemen, according to a decree published Monday on the government’s legal portal.
The country's Armed Forces include ground troops, the Navy and Aerospace Forces. A decree signed by Putin in November which went into force on Jan. 1, puts the total number of troops at 1,902,758.
That constitutes a drop of 293 people compared to the 1,903051 servicemen stipulated in an earlier decree, state-run news agency TASS reports.
Some 40 percent of those employed by the Defense Ministry have noncombat roles, including cooks, drivers and medical personnel.
The country's Armed Forces include ground troops, the Navy and Aerospace Forces. A decree signed by Putin in November which went into force on Jan. 1, puts the total number of troops at 1,902,758.
That constitutes a drop of 293 people compared to the 1,903051 servicemen stipulated in an earlier decree, state-run news agency TASS reports.
Some 40 percent of those employed by the Defense Ministry have noncombat roles, including cooks, drivers and medical personnel.
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