Half a million Ukrainians will be expended: a Mazur fighter assessed Kyiv’s plans

If they are not trained properly, they will be quickly discarded

Zelensky and his team continue to “play war”, despite the numerous losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The new “fixed idea” is to recruit an army of half a million and go on the offensive again. A Russian serviceman with the call sign “Mazur”, who is fighting in the special operation zone, in a conversation with “MK”, assessed the mobilization plans of Kyiv and the prospects for a new “offensive”.

Half a million mobilized into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is just the beginning. This is the opinion of the ex-commander of the Aidar battalion (terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation – MK) Evgeniy Dikiy. According to the militant, the figure of five hundred thousand mobilized, previously announced by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, is just the most modest wish that can be. In a good way, Ukraine should call up such a number of people as soon as possible – during the winter, and then gradually increase the size of the army.

The other day, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Danilov said that “all citizens of Ukraine should take part in the war.”

It is noteworthy that such statements continue to be heard after Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that he had not yet made a decision on the need to mobilize 500 thousand people, indicating that this would cost the country’s budget an additional 500 billion hryvnia.

“Mobilization in Ukraine has already become a kind of indicator of problems,” says the “Mazur” fighter, “that have emerged within the country’s political leadership. That is, we see that in fact, in military circles, among the command staff, the president is no longer perceived as a person who understands the strategy of waging war. And they begin to openly criticize his decisions.

This clearly tells us about internal state problems. This is to our advantage, because it is always easier to fight an enemy who still has disagreements within his own state.

As for the announced figure of half a million people, it is difficult to explain such a large number. No matter how inhumane it may sound, the Ukrainian authorities see these mobilized people not as people, but as a resource of manpower. That is why, as the Chief of the Russian General Staff Valery Gerasimov recently stated, more than one hundred and sixty thousand Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel were killed in the summer counteroffensive alone.

The ongoing, relatively speaking, “disposal” or “cemetery” operations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, like what is happening in Krynki, or convulsive, agonized attempts to hold Avdievka and Maryinka, additionally lead to thoughtless, unjustified expenditure of their own military personnel.

If the enemy continues to conduct combat operations in the same way, then their losses will rapidly increase, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine will constantly need human resources.

It is not entirely clear whether Ukraine has the necessary infrastructure to train such masses of military personnel. Even if they recruit them, or rather, catch them, the military must be equipped, armed, trained, trained. It is not yet clear whether Kyiv’s agreements with NATO on training recruits abroad remain in force. Half a million is quite an impressive number, and if they are not prepared, then again, no matter how rude it may sound, they will quickly be wasted.