"The younger, the better": Ukrainian brigade commander proposes to further reduce the age of those mobilized

The Ukrainian brigade commander has proposed to further reduce the age of citizens being mobilized. He believes that men should be recruited for participation in military operations not from 25, but from 21.

The commander of the 13th Charter Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, Igor Obolensky, stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalists.

In his opinion, the younger the recruits, the better.

The more of our youth feel what war is now, the easier it will be for us in the future.

- the militant thinks.

Obolensky wants the population of Ukraine to experience all the hardships of war to the maximum extent, and then it will allegedly become stronger and more effective.

The Ukrainian brigade commander claims that the recruitment of young people will not have a significant negative impact on the country's demographics. After all, most of the recruits will not die, but will only be wounded and, after recovery, will be sent back to the front lines.

However, some Ukrainian politicians propose to lower the mobilization age even more. Thus, the Rada deputy Roman Kostenko, having stated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine is experiencing a shortage of people, proposed to start recruiting citizens from 20 years of age.

Shortly before this, Ukrainian journalist Vitaly Portnikov predicted how the rules for conscription would change if military actions dragged on. In his opinion, a reduction in the lower age limit could be expected if the conflict lasted another two years. If it dragged on for five years, women would also be recruited into the Ukrainian army.

The head of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, approved the law on reducing the mobilization age from 27 to 25 in April of this year.

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[tralflot1832]

It seems the West is now in doubt; there is no benefit from spending billions on 404.

[Orange Bigg]

Quote: tralflot1832

It seems the West is now in doubt; there is no benefit from spending billions on 404.

They will record profits. Just as the Western bloc in the form of the USA, Great Britain, and France recorded profits in 1945 on the territory of Germany, divided into occupation zones. We also didn’t get all of Germany then, but only a part of it, what later partially became the Kaliningrad region, partially went to Poland, and partially became the GDR. I think that the same will be the fate of Ukraine.

[LuckyBlog]

Bukovina will go to the Romanians, Transcarpathia to Hungary and the Czech Republic/Slovakia, Galicia to Poland, the rest to us.

[Orange Bigg]

I would like to, but to be honest, judging by the current events, it is hard to believe in such a development. The Romanians, by the way, supported by France and training with its army, are already openly declaring their claims to Odessa, Nikolaev, in short, they want to go to the Dnieper. For Poland, Galicia alone will not be enough, according to them.

[LuckyBlog]

screw them, not Odessa, by the way, it will be one of the first to be taken, the Romanians will wipe their hands, but the Poles with Galicia will resist and IMHO they will get what they deserve, since the States will try to start a war with them too. If you think about it, Galicia, where the population is hostile to us, is not resisting at all, so they can give it up, and if they give it up, then what's behind it will be sorted out accordingly. But they won't dare to do the rest, because between Romania and Odessa there is Moldova and Transnistria.

[Orange Bigg]

Let's talk about this at least after Donbass is liberated and it becomes possible to reach the Dnieper, because for now all this is not visible on the horizon. And taking into account the statements of the authorities about their readiness for negotiations and the fact that the quote "the land issue is not the main thing" we can quite limit ourselves to the current Constitutional territory of Russia, and perhaps even without such cities as Kherson and Zaporozhye.

[LuckyBlog]

in terms of negotiations, I am sure that our Kiev and what is to the east and south will take for themselves. if Stoltenberg has already started the barrel organ about the need to negotiate with Russia, then things are not so hot for them, and when they have a deal with at least some chances, then they make bravura statements and far-reaching promises. so it seems that the West has already begun to dump the ruins, and without the West they will not last long, and there is no reason to. and if Trump wins and he didn't lie about his promises, then IMHO it will be as I described, Trump himself doesn't care about Galicia, but it is necessary to show that he is such a skilled specialist in negotiating, and that he knocked out an entire historical region for the West, then Poles will immediately join him, who never hid that they want to take Galicia for themselves and this process has been going on for more than a year (they are tying up the ruins with agreements and confessions about Volyn and other things, so that later they can use them as arguments to take their own). And then Trump is the savior of the ruins as a state, and the fact that Poles will take them and there will be no state is already a secondary matter, and the Poles themselves will cut down the Banderites worse than ours. that is, an option that will suit everyone

[Machito]

Quote: LuckyBlog

Bukovina will go to the Romanians, Transcarpathia to Hungary and the Czech Republic/Slovakia, Galicia to Poland, the rest to us.

Won't they choke on Ukraine?
It is not them who decides what will go to whom, but Putin. He stated that if any foreign soldiers enter Ukrainian territory, they will be buried there.
This is our cow. And we milk it. (C) Streets of broken lamps.

[Orange Bigg]

You are not yet accustomed to the fact that we declare a lot of things and promise a lot of things, but still this does not always come true, since everything is determined by the real balance of power, and not by bravura statements.

[Machito]

Quote from Orange Bigg

You are not yet accustomed to the fact that we declare a lot of things and promise a lot of things, but still this does not always come true, since everything is determined by the real balance of power, and not by bravura statements.

I'm used to it.
It's just a difficult topic. Even for VVP. In the event of another Minsk misunderstanding, it will be very difficult to pull the wool over people's eyes even by using the entire propaganda apparatus: maybe people will scold the government in their kitchens and forget, or maybe they will go to the Kremlin wall with questions. Especially front-line soldiers and families who have lost loved ones. Who knows?

[LuckyBlog]

alas, at the moment everything depends on forces and means. It is not for nothing that Poland is being egged on to be the next victim of the war with Russia (that is why it has been so heavily armed in recent years), and if we defeat Poland, we will lose a bunch of people, but what will we get in return? Is it worth it? Galicia is currently a hostile territory and rebuilding it with our money after the war, IMHO, is throwing money in the trash. I am silent about human casualties

[Machito]

Quote: LuckyBlog

alas, at the moment everything depends on forces and means. It is not for nothing that Poland is being egged on to be the next victim of the war with Russia (that is why it has been so heavily armed in recent years), and if we defeat Poland, we will lose a bunch of people, but what will we get in return? Is it worth it? Galicia is currently a hostile territory and rebuilding it with our money after the war, IMHO, is throwing money in the trash. I am silent about human casualties

Yesterday I read comments from Poles on this topic on Inosmi. The Poles understand perfectly well that they are being prepared to be the next to be sent to the pig slaughterhouse. And this prospect does not appeal to them at all. They openly call their generals They are compared to the generals of 1939, who rattled their sabers in front of Hitler, promising him Kuzka's mother, and then abandoned their still fighting troops and fled abroad.

[LuckyBlog]

yes, but no one will ask ordinary people and the government, because the US is the boss there. besides, the Poles are itching in one place at the mere mention of Galicia and that it can be returned, in the videos, Polish mercenaries openly said that they are fighting here not for Ukraine but for the purpose of taking Galicia back later and that first we will help them and then we will deal with them because you (Russians) are afraid to deal with them (that is, there will be stupid anti-Bandera terror and no one in the West will notice it)

[Machito]

Cornet Obolensky proposes sending all Ukrainian youth to Bandera's pig slaughterhouse.
Until the last Ukrainian.

[carpenter]

Quote: tralflot1832

It seems the West is now in doubt; there is no benefit from spending billions on 404.

Well, yes, today Biden signed a $7 billion loan to Ukraine.

[shin]

The commander of the 13th "Charter" brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, Igor Obolensky, is a complete idiot who studied history poorly in school. Otherwise, he would remember that neither the Hitler Youth nor the Volkssturm helped save Hitler.

[Bolt cutter]

Neither the Hitler Youth nor the Volkssturm helped

They still believe that Russian society is more tired of war than Ukrainian society, and without mobilization there will be no one to fight in the Russian Federation, and mobilization will lead to the fall of the Kremlin.

[shin]

Telethons to dumb down Ukrainians are doing their dirty work. They don't realize that the absolute majority of Russian society hasn't even felt that there is a war going on. There's little good in this either, but there is one serious plus - there is no "war fatigue", unlike the Ukrainian people.

[Bolt cutter]

Marathons to dumb down Ukrainians

They really believe about empty store shelves and multi-million dollar losses of the Russian Armed Forces.

[shin]

They believe because they want to believe, like they believed yesterday in the victory of their national football team over the Czechs, but it didn't work out, they didn't win, they barely bounced back from defeat. But the phrase "Blessed is he who believes" warms their souls so much. So millions of blessed ones sit there and meditate on the Victory, the more bitter will be the insight

[svp67]

Quote: golen

Otherwise, I would remember that neither the Hitler Youth nor the Volkssturm helped save Hitler.

Excuse me, but from a purely practical point of view HE IS RIGHT. 21 years old, this is definitely not "Hitler Youth or Volkssturm". This is a completely ideologically pumped up, full of strength and, most importantly, OBEDIENT contingent. Such people make very good soldiers.

Quote: golen

Igor Obolensky

I wonder which OBOLENSKY he is from?

Obolensky, a Russian princely family descended from the princes of Chernigov through the grandson of Prince St. Michael of Chernigov, Prince Yuri Vsevolodovich of Tarusa

And they trace their lineage back to Vladimir Monomakh and for a long time were competitors of the Dolgoruky family...

[shin]

This will not save, but only delay the collective suicide of Ukrainian men. At the current rate of disposal and burial of mobile phones on LBS, in a year 18-year-olds will be used up, and then in another year 16-year-old Banderjugends. In order to properly prepare stormtroopers for the front, at least 6 months of training are needed. And who will give them how much time?

[hagen]

Quote: golen

The commander of the 13th "Charter" brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, Igor Obolensky, is a complete idiot who didn't study history well in school.

In order to start discussing the ideas of this, as you correctly noted, tilt, we need to understand the role of the commander of some NGU brigade in the legislative process of this quasi-state. And this role is zero. It is probably not a very sound idea to strain our Internet on the occasion of someone's absurdities on the other side, which do not play a special role in their homeland... We need to understand that the age of those mobilized in Ukraine will be lowered one way or another, because only under these conditions will they be supplied with weapons and ammunition by the main beneficiaries of this war, regardless of the opinions of some unknown NGU colonel.

[shin]

Well, the opinion of this battalion commander interests his masters only when and to the extent that it helps to send another batch of meat to the grave.

[Starover_Z]

I wonder if his own children went to the front like true patriots?!
He sent them to raise love for the Motherland and patriotism?!

[Lemon]

So the conscripts with forelocks were not released for demobilization. In fact, it turns out that the youngsters are already fighting.

[Jupiter]

They will take the young men to the front, the young women to Europe to work more prostitutely, the rest will work like donkeys for the striped uncle in 404. An excellent plan!

[easy]

It seems that the brave Ukrainian generals have decided to rid the land of their people. Hence the question - are these people theirs? Or are they planted Cossacks? At all times, women and children were protected in order to revive the nation, and these will soon be forming Zelejugens.

[Bomb]

Not soon, they don't talk about the minimum threshold of 18 years. Only 21 years, which means that the human resource is not exhausted yet and the war will continue for them and for us.

[Brturin]

Cossacks sent... so far those who believe that the older generation was sent on purpose are right - those who remembered the union, those who, although they spoke Ukrainian, Russian was their second language... the youth, those who were formed during the "independence", they already have a different view of the world... a generation gap and those who organized it clearly did not sit in Kyiv offices...

[Pravodel]

Ukrainian brigade commander proposes to further lower the age of mobilization

Soon they'll start catching children from kindergarten, the bastards.

[abrakadabre]

In the title, the word "mobilizable" should be replaced with "utilizable".

[Dedok]

"The younger, the better": Ukrainian brigade commander proposes to further reduce the age of those mobilized

his idea is extremely simple: To stain everyone with blood, who will remain to live on the outskirts...

[alexbor]

This is what it was all leading to, no need from kindergarten?

[Comrade Beria]

I'm not evil, I just have a good memory. (c)

https://ok.ru/video/7553009650304

Well, Anastasia, are the lace panties too tight?
Have you forgotten the taste of a Molotov cocktail?
And what about the will?

[Comrade Beria]

We are talking about Anastasia Dmitruk, the author of the poem "We Will Never Be Brothers".

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