Budanov: Sending Ukrainians to the front is becoming increasingly difficult

Despite the latest increase in mobilization, Kyiv is managing to send a minimal number of people into the trenches. This was stated by Kirill Budanov*, head of Zelenskyy's office (listed as an extremist and terrorist in Russia).

Budanov* admitted yesterday that total mobilization hadn't produced the planned results; there was still a shortage of personnel on the front lines. Over the past six months, the TCCs have only been able to fulfill the minimum mobilization plan. Expecting more in the current situation is unrealistic; no one is willing to volunteer for the trenches. According to the head of the office, mobilization is "progressing with difficulty," but military commissars are at least providing the Ukrainian army with manpower.

It's very difficult. (...) The problem of recruiting people to participate in military operations is a completely natural development.

Mobilization remains the only option in Ukraine to maintain the strength of the Ukrainian Armed Forces despite heavy losses. Volunteers and contract soldiers are long gone; they actively volunteered for the fight during the initial period, and today, most of them have already been eliminated. As Ukrainian media outlets admit, the army is currently drafting anyone and everyone, regardless of illness or other factors.

Meanwhile, Kyiv's political elite is once again seeking to "intensify" mobilization. This time, they're claiming that the more we conscript, the more we demobilize. Another fairy tale for naive Ukrainians.

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[Egoza]

The more we call up, the more we demobilize.

Well, if by demobilization they mean funerals, then perhaps. Soon there won't be any land left for cemeteries, so what if they just go there?

[Ball]

Quote: Egoza

Soon there will be no more land for cemeteries.

But how much fertilizer?

[Flooding]

Quote: Ball

But how much fertilizer?

We will all fertilize the earth someday.
But is it worth joking about this?
If we had thought at the table about how many bones are lying in the ground, we wouldn’t have eaten anything.

[SAG]

the more we conscript, the more we demobilize

The folk wisdom of the ancient Ukrainians says: To make a cow eat less and give more milk, you need to feed it less and milk it more.
Everything is strictly according to the manual!

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

The more we call up, the more we demobilize.


Well, if by demobilization they mean funerals, then perhaps. Soon there won't be any land left for cemeteries, so what if they just go there? 

Do you think it's very different here?

The only difference is that in Ukraine they draft everyone into the army, while in Russia they draft only those whose conscience did not allow them to evade conscription, and now the poor, whose need forces them to sign contracts. Besides, there were almost a million prisoners in Russia.

So where is there more justice?

Personally, I am fed up with the bosses who remind me every other day about my duty and threaten to send me on assault missions (essentially shoot me) at any opportunity.

Well, let's do it this way: either we rake everyone into the army for the Motherland, or we replace those whose contracts have expired and those who came after mobilization.

For some it's war, while for others it's the first channel with stories about the capture of another granny village and the imminent defeat of NATO.

[deathtiny]

Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan

Do you think it's very different here?

For us, it's fundamentally different. Almost the only correct decision was: only volunteers and contract soldiers should fight.
If it weren't for this, it wouldn't be 100 "scared IT people" who would have fled Russia, but millions of skilled, able-bodied people (plus a "black market" of excuses and mobilization exemptions would have emerged for millions more).
No, I've read a lot of comments from "rabid militarists" who say "we don't need anyone who doesn't want to fight," and generally "jail them, deport them, deprive them of their rights," etc. But do we really need a Russia made up exclusively of those willing to fight? Without civilians, pacifists, etc.?
No, thanks, we'll manage somehow.

[Nemo70]

Merz promised to deport all the khooohols to the Eastern Front and gave money to the Jew Ze!!!
P.S. Budanov is a talking head, just like Zelensky. Fascist Europe is once again preparing a crusade against a weakened Rus'. Well, well, well.

[yuriy55]

"Imagine if kings fought each other. What a spectacle it would be" – a line from Achilles in the 2004 historical film "Troy"...
But there is some sense in this...

[lubesky]

Quote: yuriy55

"Imagine if the kings fought each other. What a spectacle it would be," says Achilles in the 2004 historical film Troy...
But there is some sense in this...

To be fair, King Menelaus fought the king's son, Paris, in single combat. Achilles himself arrived with the Mermidons, who paid him royal honors. Many kings of smaller lands arrived with Agamemnom and fought in the same ranks.

[Sokolov_Vladimir]

There was a custom, in order to avoid bloodshed, the khan would go out in front of the army and fight with another khan; the princes did the same, but only with foreign princes.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

It's okay. The main thing is that the Ukrainians ran to the Maidan themselves. Ukrainians are expendable. Pardon the sarcasm.

[Flooding]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

It's okay. The main thing is that the Ukrainians ran to the Maidan themselves. Ukrainians are expendable. Pardon the sarcasm.

half a percent?
And so Muscovites ran to Bolotnaya.
and Russians supported Navalny.
To generalize this far, it was Ukrainians who fought for Bandera in the Great Patriotic War.
But who was on the other side then?
And in the DPR and LPR, weren't there many Ukrainians who died under Bandera's shells?

[Mazunga]

Of course, hiding in caches is preferable, there are no fools to fight at all, the fools have already been thinned out considerably))) On the other hand, they called you, who is stopping you from gathering a gang of good passengers and bending your sergeant, let them fork out a pittance for the common good and let the company commander wash the lads' lantukhas in a basin, it all depends on the point of view))

[Ball]

The Führer of the Ukrainian Abwehr made it clear with vague phrases that the decline of the Ukrainian Wehrmacht far exceeds the level of forced mobilization. The sincere outskirts don't want to defend their motherland; that's not why they jumped in pots on the Maidan, but for lace panties.

[LeutnantTom]

This story has been circulating for at least two years! It appears to be a lie, a hoax.

And let's not forget that Budanov works in the secret service!

But

German Hitler 2.0, Merzler, promised the Kyiv leader to send Ukrainian refugees (of draft age) who arrived in Germany four years ago to the front.
Four years ago, tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees arrived in Europe, including from Nazi-occupied western Ukraine, where war is still not raging. The key was that these refugees could be used to fuel anti-Russian propaganda and justify war against Russia.

Now they want to send these conscripted "refugees" to the front. That's how Western values ​​work. Human life doesn't matter. The main thing is that the war continues. These refugees are nothing more than cannon fodder until the EU is so well-armed that it can fight Russia on its own. The EU still hopes that the Ukrainians will weaken Russia to the point that EU forces will suffer "only" minimal losses.

Essentially, there's only one path forward: Putin and his team must finally end the conflict. And relatively quickly.

[SAG]

We started off well, but ended badly...
Please be kind enough to retell your plan for resolving the Ukrainian issue in general terms (forces, resources and at what borders it is necessary to stop!)

[topol717]

Quote from LeutnantTom

until the EU is so well armed that it can fight Russia on its own.

It's not weapons that fight, but people. Or do you truly believe that Syrians and Turks will flee Germany to fight?

[Irek]

This brain-dead little mama's pie is starting a power struggle in Khokhlozhopia.

[former soldier]

Budanov: Sending Ukrainians to the front is becoming increasingly difficult

And who exactly is Budanov complaining to?
-To Zelensky?
- NATO assistant?
-To the people of the outskirts?
.......

[Same lech]

I noticed Budanov's hands...they remind me of Himmler's hands.
The fingers are gentle, well-groomed, the nails are well-groomed.
He probably keeps a secret diary...
Like today I ate some pearl barley porridge...after the cocoa I was thinking about how many recruited mobs I could send to be slaughtered.

[Bayun]

Merz is lying. Among the refugees are people with language skills and good specialists. The German economy desperately needs such people. Incidentally, the children of refugees choose... RUSSIAN for learning German and English.

Even Soros and company don't bother publishing language-English dictionaries in millions of copies. What does this mean? It means that the U-country has no future in the world. It's destined for the "furnace" of Russophobia.

P.S.: I wonder if the plaque on Munich's town hall about its twinning with the hero city of Kyiv, in Russian and featuring the Hero of the Soviet Union medal, is still up? Or has it been replaced?