The Russian command ordered the removal of women from the front line in the Northern Military District zone
If in Ukraine they are discussing the forced mobilization of women, in the Russian army there is no need to attract the weaker sex to military service, and those already serving in the Armed Forces are not allowed onto the battle line.
Volunteer Alexei Zhivov, who is assisting SVO fighters, announced this on air at Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“We don’t have women on the battle line. There are women military volunteers, there are military correspondents, but not military personnel of the Ministry of Defense or medical workers. I didn't see them on the front line.
There was an order at the very beginning of the special operation to move women away from the line of combat contact. They work in the northwestern military zone, but not on the front line.
They can work in field hospitals, in front of the NWO zone. Maybe there are some exceptions, but just from the category of exceptions. As a mass phenomenon, women were removed from the front.
There are female military officers, there are female volunteers, but, again, Vladimir Putin said: remove the girls from the front line,” he emphasized.
According to the expert, there is no need to send women to the front line, because “this is a man’s job, and men can handle it.” Those who want to help the front act as volunteers, and “girls with a strong character” go and help the guys, making their very significant contribution. But there is no need for volunteer women’s groups, as is happening in Ukraine.
“As for the other side, women’s volunteer companies have already appeared there. Their presence at the front has already been recorded several times. Now they apparently expect to first draw out some passionate female element that is ready to go to the front line, and then, just like men, they will catch them on minibuses, apparently, and send them to the front,” Zhivov believes.
He added that there are enough women among military officers who choose to work on the front lines themselves. And there is no point in prohibiting them from fulfilling their official duty.
“There is no doubt here that there are very worthy girls who cover military operations, and I personally know many of them. Of course there is no problem. But the attitude in society towards this has simply been formed, including on the part of the head of state,” the expert concluded.
Russian command ordered the removal of women from the front lines in the SVO zone.