Mobilization in the Russian Federation opens a window for the Armed Forces - The Economist
If the recruits are sent to the war prematurely, it is likely to turn into new losses for Russian troops. Mobilized may be included in the available units - replace the dead. So it is easier for Russian troops to keep the captured positions, but will not have an offensive. For large -scale attacks, they lacked weapons, partly because many Russian soldiers left their tanks and other weapons when they were running away from the Armed Forces.
The months will take place until Putin's "partial mobilization" will have a tangible effect that opens a window of opportunity for Ukraine. Western allies should be accelerated by weapons supply, including long -range missiles. Ukraine cannot use the best NATO weapon in Russian territory, but this rule does not extend in the territory that Russia is going to annex. The authors of the publication are also advised to teach more Ukrainian soldiers.
There are many motivated potential defenders in Ukraine, but so far the UK is conducting mass training of the Armed Forces. Other NATO countries should also contribute and adhere to the principle of division of labor: one union country - teaches Air Force, the other - artillery, etc. The more Ukraine returns the territories to the arrival of Russian reinforcement, the stronger the positions of the Armed Forces will be.
Putin tries to demonstrate his power, but his power weakens, and the Russians are beginning to understand it. Ukraine should take advantage of the opportunity provided on the battlefield. The world will come when Russian citizens realize that Mr. Putin is simply not able to win. Earlier, Focus reported that the entire Black Sea fleet will soon be reaching the Armed Forces missiles.