Russia sends cadets to the front due to lack of reserves: parents sound the alarm

Due to a lack of reserves, Russia sends cadets to the front: parents are sounding the alarm Yaroslav Pogonchuk

Russia could send cadets to the front/GettyImages

Russia continues to lose more than a thousand of its soldiers daily in the war against Ukraine. The aggressor country probably had a problem with reserves, so they started sending cadets to the front.

Parents of cadets started sounding the alarm on social networks. In particular, they claim that the cadets could have been transferred to the Kherson direction.

Why the cadets could have been transferred to the front

Parents of Russian university cadets have begun to sound the alarm because their children have stopped communicating. Some of them write that they were gathered and thrown to the Kherson direction and their mobile phones were taken away, the report says.

This is probably due to the fact that Russia has problems with reserves, so some sections of the front have to be replenished with cadets.

Parents and relatives of cadets are sounding the alarm/Photo by InformNapalm

However, this method of waging war is not new for Russia. Previously, the aggressor country attracted conscripts to the war in Ukraine. Just like then, parents began to post photos and information about their children on social networks in order to influence the situation.