Second Wave: Continue mobilization, Putin will only make his army worse - isw

Analysts reported that mobilization in the Russian Federation continues in parallel. This has a very negative impact on the training of soldiers. Russian officials are preparing to continue hidden mobilization. This will lead to further overflow and so overwhelmed by the Russian apparatus for the formation of the Armed Forces. Analysts from the American Institute for War Study (ISW) reported this. The new report states that the residents of St.

Petersburg began to come to come to the military enlistment offices in 2023. There are also reports that a new wave of mobilization will begin in December 2022 or in January 2023. It is reported that state structures and enterprises continue to prepare their employees for mobilization, sending them to various training programs and mobilization courses.

Analysts are convinced that the potential preparation for a new wave of mobilization in tandem with the current autumn appeal is likely to be significantly loaded with the already overloaded Russian apparatus forces. Simultaneously with the mobilization on November 1, a military conscription began in the Russian Federation. This will probably lead to even lower quality of preparation of both mobilized recruits and conscripts, as they compete for insufficient preparation.

Russian occupation power and forces continue to strengthen filtration measures in the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russia. The invaders evacuated the locals suspected of pro -Ukrainian activities in Mykhailivka, Zaporizhzhya region and sent them to Timoshevka with the help of local collaborators. Attempts to undermine Ukrainian national identity continue.

Thus, the occupying power appointed a Russian citizen with Novosibirskaya Director of Secondary School in Novo Alexandrovka, Luhansk region. The occupying authorities also forced Ukrainian civil servants to sign documents on abandonment of Ukrainian citizenship. In addition, as stated in the report, the Russians delivered their doctors and medical interns to the occupied territories of Ukraine, as Ukrainian doctors refuse to provide medical services to wounded Russian soldiers.

Earlier, Focus reported that experts named the consequences of the violent conscription of Ukrainians to Putin's army. Experts say that Russia can call for Ukrainians living in the occupied territories. However, this will adversely affect the combat capability of her army. We will also remind that in a month, 23,000 prisoners were disappeared from the Russian prisons, which were recruited to the Wagner group.