A new wave of forced mobilization began in Donbas

A new wave of forced mobilization began in Donbas/Getty Images/Illustrative photo

the occupiers are suffering colossal losses in the war against Ukraine. Therefore, they continue the forced mobilization of residents of the temporarily occupied territories in order to replenish their reserves.

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The occupiers take men directly from the streets. Meanwhile, dissatisfaction is growing among the forcibly mobilized because of the terrible attitude of the Russian command.

Even those unfit for service are taken away

A new wave of forced mobilization in the occupied territory of Donbass began on August 1. For example, in the Lugansk region, the invaders are trying to restore the combat capability of their motorized rifle battalions.

Men are taken directly from the streets. In Lugansk, loaders were hijacked at the local market in 40 minutes – the men were taken to 2 buses. At the same time, in Alchevsk, people are being kidnapped right from the streets. The local population is outraged, so the men are trying to hide.

In the city of Khrustalny, without explanation, the number of patrols was increased, without explanation taking away men and taking them away from the military registration and enlistment offices. The invaders also visit enterprises and commercial institutions and look for those fit for service. However, in general, those who are unfit or who have a “respite” are often carried away.

At the same time, those who have been mobilized are dissatisfied with the attitude of the command. In addition, fuel is added to the fire by the fact that the Russians are given modern ammunition, and those mobilized from the occupied territories – from the Second World War.

Losses of infidels in the war

The reason for another wave of forced mobilization is colossal losses of the enemy in the war. During the 165 days of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the invaders lost:

• about 42,200 personnel;
• 1,805 tanks;
• 4,055 armored combat vehicles;
• 958 artillery systems;
• 260 multiple launch rocket systems;
• 132 air defense systems;
• 223 aircraft;

< li> 191 helicopters;

• 750 drones;
• 182 cruise missiles;
• 15 ships and boats;
• 2,978 vehicles and tank trucks;
• 86 units of special equipment.