Due to huge losses in the war in Ukraine, Putin announced a partial mobilization. However, this will in no way help Russia to make some kind of cardinal change in hostilities.
This Channel 24 was told by the military-political observer of the Information Resistance group Alexander Kovalenko . According to the official information of the Russian Ministry of Defense, they plan to replenish the army of infidels by 300 thousand people.
According to Kovalenko, this will be a low-quality contingent that does not know how to behave at the front.
How long should the training of those mobilized in Russia last?
“This is not just “cannon fodder”, it is ready-made” minced meat, “the military expert noted.
He noted that Russia is now recruiting people who have served in the army for a very long time. The mobilized must undergo serious training before they are sent to the war zone.This preparation should take at least 2 months. We are talking only about the basic preparation of this number of civilians, at least to the level of live meat. However, the Russians reduced this period to 2 weeks. 2 weeks – and the mobilized are ready to fight, – Kovalenko emphasized.
In addition, most of those who are now subject to mobilization in Russia do not want to go to war.
“If there were a large number of volunteers, there would have been no partial mobilization.And so, due to the voluntary mobilization, the infidels could not compensate for their losses.Many Russians support the war only sitting on the couch“, Kovalenko added.
How Russian mobilization will affect the war in Ukraine
According to the military observer, the Russians will not receive a qualitative advantage at the front , so we hope for at least a quantitative one.
However, in Russia they are officially talking about intentions to recruit 300,000 people. But I'm not sure that such a number will be able to collect. I do not rule out that by the end of 2022, only 10% of their plan will be able to mobilize in Russia,” Kovalenko suggested.
He added that the mobilized need to be fed, provided with uniforms and equipment. And the Russian army has problems with all this.
Problems with capsizing mobilized to the front
Also, the invaders may face difficulties in sending new mobilized to the front.
Russia has logistical problems. Even before the full-scale invasion, when the Russians had established logistics, they could concentrate up to about 10,000 troops a week near the Ukrainian borders. Now they have much less opportunities, – said a military expert.
How the mobilized will be used at the front
According to Kovalenko, a large number of Russian units who are now in the war zone need to be rotated since July.
Also, many combat units must be withdrawn to restore their combat capability. Therefore, I do not rule out that the partially mobilized will be sent to Ukraine to replace precisely these units,” the military observer suggested.
He added that because of this, the Russians should not hope for any big changes in combat zone.
“Quantitatively, the situation in some directions at the front may not even change. And qualitatively – how it will change, but only for the worse for infidels“, – said Kovalenko .
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Partial mobilization in Russia: in brief
- Minister Defense of Russia Sergei Shoigu stated that they intend to call up 300,000 reservists into the army. Subsequently, it became known about Putin's secret plans to mobilize 1 million people. However, according to the Russian media, in fact, we are talking about a figure of 1.2 million people.
- Putin announced a “partial” mobilization in Russia, although they are rowing everyone in a row. In particular, many men are mobilized from the occupied Crimea, as well as from remote regions – Yakutia, Buryatia, the Far East, etc.
- The partial mobilization announced by Putin's Russian dictator raises many questions, because it is completely incomprehensible how it will organize. As Ivan Stupak, a former SBU officer and expert at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, noted, one thing is clear – mobilization means Russia's hopelessness and defeat in the war against Ukraine.
