Residents of the occupied Gorlovka do not want to go to war/Illustrative photo/”Companion”
Residents of the temporarily occupied Donbas do not want to be “cannon fodder” in the ranks of the Russian occupiers. Some people refuse to go to war.
This was announced at a briefing by Deputy Chief of the Main Operational Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexei Gromov, Channel 24 reports. Situations where people simply refused to leave to fight were recorded in the temporarily occupied Horlivka, Donetsk region.
They frankly say that they don't want to fight
Some people, after they were brought to the commandant's office to serve in the militants, fundamentally spoke , that they are not going to go to war. They signed refusal documents, after which they paid a fine and returned home.
Aleksey Gromov notes that in this way ordinary people disrupt the recruitment of military unitspro-Russian militants and directly the occupiers. It is not surprising that local residents in the temporarily occupied territories refuse to fight for the interests of the militants.
As MP and veteran of the ATO Roman Kostenko said, those mobilized from ORDLO are often recruited according to the leftover principle: someone received a machine gun, some – Mosin rifle. Most of these people ran in Soviet helmets and sports shoes.
Previously, infidels threw groups of forcibly mobilized people from the temporarily occupied territories straight ahead. Over time, they slightly changed tactics, because such formations were immediately defeated. Now the mobilized are reinforcing Russian units. But they are still frightened by being shot in the back if they leave their positions.
What is the situation with the losses of the Ukrainian military
The head of the Ukrainian negotiating group with the Russians and MP David Arakhamia recently stated that The Armed Forces of Ukraine lose from 200 to 500 soldiers every day, and even more are wounded.
Roman Kostenko claims that, apparently, Arakhamia's statement is incorrectly interpreted. He repeatedly communicates with the military from different sectors of the front. According to him, the number of wounded and fallen Ukrainian defenders is much lower in all sectors of the front – even in eastern Ukraine.
