‘More Infantry, More Killed’: Russia’s Next Mobilization Could Backfire, Kyiv General Says
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ADAPTIVE INDOMITAABLE UKRAINE: Massive Mobilization Will Not Help Russia. Says Commander of UKR 3rd Army Corps
If it was intended to rattle Ukraine’s cage or whatever, Russia’s 400k or 600k or is it 800k planned mobilization of new mobiki will not help Russia much…
‘More Infantry, More Killed’: Russia’s Next Mobilization Could Backfire, Kyiv General Says
Brig. Gen. Andrii Biletsky said another Russian mobilization could increase pressure on Ukraine but would also produce heavier battlefield losses and greater social tensions inside Russia.
UKRAINIAN General Bilecki claims that a new Russian mobilization would not solve the shortage of infantry and would become a source of targets, which could cause tensions in Russia. Moscow denies the mobilization plans.
The fallacy of the new mobilization: More Russian soldiers only mean more victims - At the same time, the deaths of the mobilized forces would resonate more strongly in Russian society and could accelerate internal tensions
Russian troops already have a shortage of infantry, but a possible mobilization will not solve this problem radically and will lead to an increase in casualties. The commander of the Third Army Corps, Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky, told about this in the commentary to the “Eastern Option”. For his...
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