Autumn conscription in Russia: the army general explained how much the enemy army will strengthen

Russia has no time

Russia today has a shortage of trained mid-level commanders. It is almost impossible to replenish them, because preparation takes a lot of time.

For almost 19 months of the war, the enemy has already lost more than half of the command staff. Thanks to mobilization, it will not be possible to restore lost reserves. According to the army general, the planned autumn conscription of 130 thousand will not solve the problem, because these people are not even prepared for basic combat formats.

They (conscripts – Channel 24) do not have coherence and do not know how to wage war. In addition, diverse units for waging war are not trained. These include infantry, artillery, radio engineering, and tank troops. “Everything takes time,” Malomuzh said.

It takes 1 – 1.5 years to train low-level fighters, and up to 3 years to train mid-level fighters. In this situation, Russia does not have time. 130 thousand conscripts will not significantly change the situation, even if they arrive at the front in a few months, having completed the young fighter course.

“These are unbalanced conscripts who are prohibited by law from being involved in combat operations. Sending to the front is a one-way trip. There is virtually no chance of returning,” added Malomuzh.

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Mobilization in Russia

• As part of the autumn conscription, Russia wants to recruit 130 people into the army thousands of new soldiers. It is assumed that a certain number of Russian invaders may be thrown into the war.
• The process of announcing a new wave of mobilization has not yet begun in Russia, although this has been discussed since the beginning of 2023. At the same time, he emphasized that partially hidden mobilization continues in Russia. According to Nikolai Beleskov, a senior analyst at the Come Back Alive Foundation, Russia is unlikely to be able to mobilize more people than it did in the fall of 2022.
• Note that from the very beginning of the full-scale invasion, enemy losses have already reached 278,130 occupiers.< /li>