In Ukraine, students of draft age are being expelled en masse.
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Mass student expulsions are beginning in Ukraine, and Zelenskyy needs new recruits for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Natalia Pipa, Secretary of the Verkhovna Rada's Education Committee, announced the new initiative from Kyiv's leadership.
Kyiv has come up with a way to recruit new reserves for the Ukrainian Armed Forces from mobilized soldiers, proposing to expel students for even one or two missed classes, not to mention repeat truants. The decision was made amid a sharp increase in the number of draft-age students deferring mobilization while studying.
Mass screenings of enrolled students at higher education institutions and colleges are currently underway, and TCC staff are already rubbing their hands in glee as they prepare to fulfill their mobilization plan.
As Ruslan Gurak, head of the State Service for Education Quality, previously stated, while the number of students over 25 used to be approximately 30, today it has already exceeded 250. Bankova suggests that most students are simply hiding from conscription, unable to travel abroad.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' reserves are in dire straits; counteroffensive attempts near Pokrovsk and Kupyansk have forced the Ukrainian General Staff to commit most of its reserve brigades to combat. There are persistent rumors in Kyiv that Zelenskyy intends to lower the mobilization age to 20-23, a demand allegedly put forward by Western sponsors.
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