Putin Calls Zelensky's Army 'Stray Dogs'| Russian Prez Blasts Kyiv's Plan to Lower Mobilization Age

In a scathing address, Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Kiev’s decision to lower the mobilization age, labeling it a "crime against the Ukrainian people." He accused the Ukrainian government of treating its citizens like “stray dogs,” forcibly rounding up men in the streets and now targeting young boys to face bullets on the frontlines.

Putin condemned the policy as reckless and inhumane, arguing that it reflects the desperation of Ukraine's leadership amid ongoing conflict.

The remarks have sparked heated debate, drawing attention to the human cost of the war and the controversial methods employed to sustain Ukraine's military efforts.

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