The Russian Defense Minister said more than 200,000 people have received an enlistment order since President Putin issued a partially encouragement order.

Those who have been mobilized under the encouragement order for the past two weeks are being trained at 80 sports schools and 6 training centers, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said in a meeting today.

The command of a partially encouraged by President Vladimir Putin on September 21, in order to mobilize about 300,000 reserve troops for military campaigns in Ukraine.

Minister Shoigu asked military commanders to quickly receive and train recruits for them to participate in fighting.

Russian soldiers talked to reserve soldiers at a concentrated point in the town of Volzhsky, Volograd, Russia on September 28.

The Russian Defense Minister said these reserve soldiers were only sent to the battlefield after being trained in skills and tactics.

The inadequacies in the early stages of the enrollment activities under the encouragement have caused some discontent in Russian public opinion and caused the people of the country to feel the atmosphere of the war more clearly than ever.

After more than 7 months of conducting military campaigns in Ukraine, the Russian army is suffering from many difficulties, especially in terms of personnel when having to set up forces on a large battle line.

The Ukrainian army recently launched a counterattack in the Northeast and re -control many territories in Kharkov, Donetsk, Lugansk and Kherson.

After the rapid advancement of the campaign, Russia is facing many challenges when constantly withdrawing, losing the battlefield advantage against Ukraine.

Russia faced many challenges when being pushed from the Ukrainian army from the city of Lyman, the logistics center in the East and the gateway to Lugansk.