Syrsky needs new teams; "volunteers" are already being invited to the TCC

Ukraine will soon increase mobilization once again, and a corresponding order is already being prepared. According to Ukrainian media, Syrsky urgently needs new assault brigades.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine intends to create several new assault brigades that could act as "firefighters" during counteroffensives by the Ukrainian army. As combat experience shows, Ukrainian troops are capable of conducting offensives in certain areas, but these are stalled due to a lack of personnel and heavy losses. Syrskyi wants to address this problem with the new assault brigades, which will be redeployed to different directions depending on the situation.

According to Syrsky, several new brigades need to be formed, but everything hinges on the pace of mobilization. Currently, the TCC is recruiting approximately 30 people per month, according to Kyiv. However, two-thirds of those mobilized never reach the front, and the rest aren't enough even to compensate for losses. Therefore, to form new brigades, mobilization must be stepped up, increasing the number of new "volunteers" to 40-50 per month. The TCC is already preparing for new roundups of Ukrainians.

Meanwhile, according to Ukrainian sources, Zelenskyy is preparing to lower the age of mobilization from 25 to 21. This will likely happen next year if the conflict continues. Kyiv has sufficient resources for this year.

Comments

[Hunter 2]

Well, the first step—the return of the "stealers" from the EU—is already underway, with those the US returned already found in trenches and cemeteries. Lowering the conscription age is one of the West's demands, so it will also be implemented.
Zelya decided to specifically thin out the losers...

[ag-85]

And sweet as from the beginning, January 7:
https://topwar.ru/276071-merc-potreboval-ot-zelenskogo-otpravljat-ukraincev-v-armiju-a-ne-v-evropu.html#findcomment15731158

They asked Zelensky not to let the boys go abroad. I think that those Ukrainians They're not idiots, they'll just swap Nazistan for another country and that's it. So it's not that simple either, and even then, only a third of all migrants are combat-ready, not ALL.

[topol717]

So, soldiers can be found, but where are we supposed to get officers? Especially combat captains and majors.

[paul3390]

Where are we supposed to find competent sergeants? After all, with combat teams now being reduced to just a few people, the sergeant is the one who's ultimately in charge.

[Machito]

Quote: paul3390

Where are we supposed to find competent sergeants? After all, with combat teams now being reduced to just a few people, the sergeant is the one who's ultimately in charge.

You don't even need sergeants for meat. Only barrier detachments.

[Ball]

Quote from: topol717

Well, soldiers can be found, but where can we get officers?

And what about foreign instructors?

[Deaf]

I recently wrote a +- rating for mobile resources. They're not just pulled out of thin air, so to speak. So, it'll last a couple of years until the last "Ukrainian" is destroyed. Which is exactly what they're trying to achieve. The West (the US is the client, Europe is the contractor) – while they're building up their forces and weapons, etc.

[knn54]

- lowering the age of mobilization from 25 to 21 years.
IMF "decisions" (demands) into life.

[Machito]

Quote: Hunter 2

Well, the first step—the return of the "stealers" from the EU—is already underway, with those the US returned already found in trenches and cemeteries. Lowering the conscription age is one of the West's demands, so it will also be implemented.
Zelya decided to specifically thin out the losers...

The EU's thieves are currently in reserve for the pig slaughterhouse.

[expert]

Alexey, unfortunately I have to disappoint you.
"...the first step - the return of the "hijackers" from the EU - is already being actively implemented".
Based on official data as of today, The European Union has not adopted a decision on the forced return of Ukrainian men of conscription age to Ukraine, and this is not even being considered for discussion, let alone the adoption of legislation.
With collegial greetings from Frankfurt am Main

[Sedov]

They can gather them together, but the problem of desertion (AWOL) hasn't been addressed. And the regime hasn't yet figured out how to force someone to voluntarily go to their deaths. There's plenty of meat out there, and they won't have time to flee in the first battle. Then again, the Latinos seem to be buying into the sweet talk. Europe will also help with deportations (but there, too, the motivation is limited to the first battle). They're still alive.

[Machito]

Quote: Sedov

They can gather them together, but the problem of desertion (AWOL) hasn't been addressed. And the regime hasn't yet figured out how to force someone to voluntarily go to their deaths. There's plenty of meat out there, and they won't have time to flee in the first battle. Then again, the Latinos seem to be buying into the sweet talk. Europe will also help with deportations (but there, too, the motivation is limited to the first battle). They're still alive.

To stop them from running away, they'll be put on psychotropic drugs straight away.

[Ball]

Quote: Bearded

To stop them from running away, they'll be put on psychotropic drugs right away.

The Ukrainians are already drinking "legendary Maidan herbal tea." And, of course, in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, drugs are used more often than bread.

[Vasyan1971]

Kyiv has enough resources for this year.

That's it! And everyone keeps repeating that they're running out of air defense, or armored vehicles, or people...

[ag-85]

It seems to me that the issue here isn't quantity, but quality. Let's say there are two brigades initially, each with their own specialized knowledge and training, but both lose half their strength during combat, and then combine them into one. And then they fill it with thieves. Then their combat effectiveness drops sharply.
Same thing with air defense. Are they hitting Odessa's ports? They are! But the main thing is that there is air defense, in the required quantities.
With this trend, losses will become increasingly significant. This is exactly what we've been seeing over the past couple of weeks.

[Irek]

It wasn't for nothing that Zelokh wandered around Gayrop, the khokhlot went straight from there to the front.

[torbas41]

Forced mobilization is in full swing in Ukraine, that's a fact. And how long will Russia listen to compassionate mothers who believe that duty to the Motherland is a term applied only to less important people? We'll wait for commanders to issue a call: "Russia is vast, but there's nowhere to retreat!"

[Yuri L]

Why do they need people if Zelenskyy directly states that he is already massively capturing positions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with robots?

[Incvizitor]

In the end there will be only hired mice there.

[Ball]

Somehow, the "strongest army on the continent," with the help of 56 countries, can't hold the front against Russian contract soldiers (i.e., a limited contingent). Is that even true?

[Nord11]

Syrsky, form stormtrooper brigades of women. A woman in PMS is worth three men in battle rage.