Secretary of the Ministry of Warfare and Defense, Yuri Leboski, has officially fully mobilized the Federal Soviet Armed Forces to Full Combat Readiness. All troops, throughout the federation, have been ordered to check into their duty stations, and leave has been fully cancelled across all branches once again. The defenses constructed during the South Zamundan Felinitarian Crisis are currently being reinforced, and, the Red Navy is currently being collected back into its ports. The reasoning for this total mobilization, was as follows; "Heightened risk of foreign agitators and aggressive nations attacking our great Federation, in an attempt to take advantage of the current domestic situation." The Federal Soviet Congresses are currently in session on if this mobilization should be immediately canceled, with an immediate removal of authority for Yuri Leboski, however, due to his popularity, and the loyalty present between the FSAF and Leboski himself, removing his authorities at this time would be highly detrimental to Congressmen and Congresswomen alike, as such many in the Congresses have already abstained, or outright voted no in fear towards the mobilization. The Kortchev administration has refused to comment, as the defunct Premier Viktor Kortchev himself was seen on the upper balcony of the Palace of Soviets, looking out over Moscon. In other news, the protests continue to escalate, with almost 1/6th of the entire Tanakvikian population in protest for Leboski, the Kortchev Administration will be forced to either come to the table, or be forced out by the slowly angering mobs. It is unknown how the outer SSRs are currently fairing due to strict information laws, however, it is expected that roughly ~54 Million cats have went into the streets in support of the Tanakvikian Great Reform, and its parties. Supporters of Kortchev, while in the streets themselves, have been disregarded, and on multiple occasions, have outright engaged in unprovoked violence against PGPR and COPM protesters, creating light brawls in the streets which PolSec officers have consistently had to intervene in. In Tanakvia, popular opinion has stayed somewhat neutral, however, larger, louder calls have been made in support of the current Tanakvikian protests, with older claims about the olden days being disregarded as irrational nationalism. Many have continued to be arrested in Tanakvia, oddly to enlargening civil support against the terrorist groups still operating in the far south. Weapon collections have been gathered as ordered, with 97% of all stockpiles accounted for. The bill which ended private SSR by SSR military forces earlier this month has proven extremely beneficial towards ensuring peace in the streets, and ensuring federal security.
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