Watch: Lengthy queues of automobiles at Russia-Georgia border amid Putin's call-up | World News

Following President Vladimir Putin's announcement of partial mobilisation of troops on Wednesday, movies shared by Sky News confirmed lengthy traces of autos at a checkpoint on the Russia-Georgia border. Georgia is among the few neighbouring nations that Russians can enter while not having to use for a visa.

The checkpoint has turn into a well-liked route utilized by Russians trying to depart the nation fearing the draft.

The announcement- Russia's first mobilisation because the Second World Warfare has led to a rush even at border crossings into Kazakhstan and Mongolia as Russians search for a manner out, the Guardian reported.

The order to mobilise 300,000 Russians with army experience- as clarified by Russian defence ministry- has sparked huge protests in Russia.

Amid the protests and backlash, Moscow has begun implementing the mobilisation plan as Russia confronted extreme setbacks in Ukraine in current weeks.