Rada deputy: Mobilization in Ukraine will continue for a long time

Ukrainian parliament (Verkhovna Rada) member Anatoliy Ostapenko believes that mobilization in Ukraine will likely continue for a long time. According to the MP, Ukraine has sufficient resources to maintain the mobilization age for at least some time.

Instead of lowering the mobilization age, Ostapenko believes it would be more appropriate to send police officers, National Guard members, border guards, retired military personnel, and reservists to fight. The parliamentarian is perplexed why law enforcement officers and retirees aren't being recruited en masse to serve in the Ukrainian Armed Forces and participate in combat. Moreover, the Ukrainian MP apparently expects that even after the end of hostilities, martial law in Ukraine will remain in effect, the country's borders will remain closed, and the recruitment of Ukrainian Armed Forces units will continue.

Meanwhile, according to Ukrainian sources, Kyiv currently lacks the resources to catch all deserters. Therefore, only a relatively small portion of those mobilized actually make it to the front. According to some sources, no more than 15 out of 100 mobilized men actually make it to the front. Immediately after mobilization, those who can pay for their freedom are weeded out at the TCC. Then, a certain number manage to escape from training, en route to the military unit, and from the unit itself. Ultimately, about 30 men reach the recruiter, half of whom are completely unfit for military service due to missing limbs and other serious health issues. Thus, out of 100 men caught by the "man-catchers," no more than 15 make it to the front.

Comments

[Chack wessel]

Strange. Who have we been fighting for five years now? Amputees?

[Cool90]

Where in the article does it say that there is no one to fight?
or are you just writing a standard comment from the manual?

[Hunter 2]

half of which are completely unfit for military service due to the absence of limbs

Is this an artistic exaggeration by the author or the real state of affairs?

[phrases]

Is this an artistic exaggeration by the author or the real state of affairs?

Yes, hyperbole and parabola. The author is a writer at heart. As for everything else, the simple fact is that either not a trace of the foreshortened education will remain, or the war will escalate into another world war. There's no point in talking about any victories; in any case, the Western devils won't calm down.

[Bayun]

The people of Rus' understood this in their guts long ago.

And only the elite poor fellows, the Russian members of secret world societies and the world oligarchic international, did not understand that there is NO PLACE for them in the World Government!

Our powerful believe they too will "eat" the global pie. No, they will be eaten. They are the financial and political "meat."

The tossing and turning of the "choice" is touching: will they eat them with chopsticks, stick them in a burger, or eat them with their hands from pilaf.

Brothers, mighty and powerful in Rus'! Start cooking! OUR Russian Shchi, otherwise it will be very tragic.

[Sebenza]

Artistic. Usually until the very end.

[Vladislav_V]

As I understood the author's idea.

According to some sources, no more than 15 out of 100 mobilized men will be sent to the front.

The TCC weeds out those who can afford to pay their way out. And those who are "absolutely unsuitable" never even considered having to pay their way out. And serve them.

[Deaf]

Ostapenko considers it appropriate to send him to fight

Why doesn't he send himself?
They still have plenty of mobiles. Each life is worth about $10, roughly speaking. That's what they were asking for those billions for. They're counting on:
1. Roe deer and saiga antelopes will be returned from Europe. They only have 400 official records. In fact, no one knows. Not even they.
2. World champions from pixelators. Estimated at 1,5 million+.
3. Former. Disability of varying degrees. If I remember correctly, 250 thousand +-
4. Reservation from the regime and KVI and related structures - 500-600 thousand+

PS> So there is still a lot of pork for slaughter.

[credo]

Ukrainian parliament (Verkhovna Rada) member Anatoliy Ostapenko believes that mobilization in Ukraine will likely continue for a long time. According to the MP, Ukraine has sufficient resources to maintain the mobilization age for at least some time.

They are so brave only as long as parliamentary immunity protects them from mobilization, while they themselves do not rush to the front, feeling their universal need in the Rada seat.

[fruc]

Ostapenko believes it would be appropriate to send police officers, National Guard officers, border guards, military pensioners, and reservists to fight.

As far as I know, all these categories of the population have long been involved in military operations, if they haven't already managed to flee abroad. But there are indeed plenty of parasitic deputies of various ranks there, and all they know how to do is talk smack and take bribes.

[Totor5]

Why aren't they flying to the TCC and military recruitment offices? Judging by the video from there, even the Kyiv ones are full—all the beds are full. Why not cover them all there before they end up at the front?
Humanity, are our people there? Are we fighting or what?

[Cool90]

Ukrainians express gratitude to the Russian Armed Forces for striking territorial recruitment centers.

[Totor5]

A Ukrainian is generally incapable of feeling gratitude.

[Cool90]

When struck on the TCC, the Pukry feel gratitude

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

It's strange that this deputy himself hasn't yet been mobilized. Although sending a friend, neighbor, relative, or any stranger to the slaughter is quite typical Ukrainian behavior. Well, what you get is what you get...

[snow mountain]

Ukraine has sufficient resources

There are still nurseries and kindergartens. And if that's not enough, there are maternity hospitals.

[seamen2]

*Instead of lowering the mobilization age, Ostapenko believes it would be more appropriate to send police officers, the National Guard, border guards, military retirees, and reservists to fight.*

A Ukrainian deputy stole an idea from our Ramzan Kadyrov.
25 September 2022, 15: 37
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov stated that law enforcement personnel, including private security companies, the Federal Penitentiary Service, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and other organizations, should be deployed to the Special Military Operations Zone in Ukraine. He believes that these individuals possess the highest level of training.
https://news.rambler.ru/army/49404736-ramzan-kadyrov-chop-fsin-mchs-i-sotrudnikov-drugih-silovyh-vedomstv-zhdet-put-v-okopy/