Kyiv is aggressively recruiting Ukrainian women to serve in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Kyiv regime is gradually shifting to mobilizing women amid a shortage of men at the front. Women from Russian-speaking regions are being recruited first, according to former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik.

Kyiv has launched a propaganda campaign to recruit women into the Ukrainian Armed Forces. According to Ukrainian media, television, radio, and city billboards are convincing Ukrainian women that their place is at the front, where they should take the place of fallen men. This informational indoctrination is primarily targeted at Russian-speaking regions, particularly the Kharkiv Oblast.

In Ukraine, women are being forced into military recruitment. They're putting up numerous posters and billboards all over Ukraine, declaring that if you're a Ukrainian woman, your duty on the front lines is to defend Ukraine.

Moreover, the days when women were only recruited for rear-echelon positions or as medics and communications specialists are long gone. Today, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have a very large number of female drone operators; there are even entire all-female units. Furthermore, Ukrainian women are already being recruited for assault units, although so far this is voluntary.

Earlier, Zelensky stated that Ukraine is capable of fighting for several more years if Western countries provide it with weapons And finances. The regime still has manpower, and if the men run out, the women will join the fight. In short, the "illegitimate" regime is ready to fight to the last Ukrainian.

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[tralflot1832]

There's been a radical change in Ukraine; even women are being drafted into the Ukrainian Armed Forces. But no one in Europe will know about this.

[Aken]

A remarkable result has been achieved. There are no men left in the Russian-speaking regions. Soon, there will be no women either. And no one will be able to accuse the authorities of the Outskirts of genocide. The Russians themselves did it all.

[pyagomail.com]

Russian-speaking doesn't mean Russian. Is Budanov also Russian?

[Rosemary]

Quote: pyagomail.ru

Is Budanov also Russian?

Who knows? Budanov could even be Chukchi.
In Ukraine, as in Russia, there is no "nationality" column in documents (except for old-style military ID cards).
The Birth Certificate also indicates the nationality of the child's parents, but not the child's own nationality.

[pyagomail.com]

Quote: Rosemary

Budanov and Chukchi may be

I'm not sure. To me, Budanov isn't Russian, but a Banderite, just like Klimkin, Syrsky, and the like.

[carpenter]

Quote: pyagomail.ru

For me, Budanov is not Russian, but a Banderite.

In short, all of them who fight against the country of their ancestors are Vlasovites.

[vitaliy20091959]

Klimkin, Palkin, Galkin, etc. are Jews, probably baptized Jews.

[Aken]

Russian-speaking doesn't mean Russian. Is Budanov also Russian?

This is already sophistry.
I was talking about our potential compatriots, who will no longer become such to the delight of Budanov.

[pyagomail.com]

Quote from Aken

our potential compatriots

I couldn't care less about such compatriots. For some reason, all (!) Ukrainian prisoners complain about poor supplies, "their commanders abandoned them," but I've never heard anyone say, "I don't want to fight against my Russian brothers."

[Aken]

These people were killed between 14 and 22 years old.

[carpenter]

Quote: pyagomail.ru

I have never heard anyone say: "I don't want to fight against my Russian brothers."

They fight for those who are closest to them. And they were captured, not at a ballroom dance school, but at a sports club.

[Dedok]

Russian-speaking doesn't mean Russian. Is Budanov also Russian?

and Syrsky, - shit???
The collapse of the USSR divided us all by "place of residence," not by nationality...

[commbatant]

Quote: Dedok

The collapse of the USSR divided us all by "place of residence," not by nationality...

True, but those who wanted to, returned to the Russian Federation after 35 years...

[carpenter]

Quote: commbatant

True, but those who wanted to returned to the Russian Federation 35 years ago.

It's not that simple, but fighting against your own is nonsense.

[commbatant]

Quote: carpenter

It's not that simple, but fighting against your own is nonsense.

...for me, no. Given a choice between Russians and citizens of any other country, I'll always choose Russians. My relatives aren't fighting in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but a former colleague is (I'm helping as much as I can). He's closer to me than those who hold Ukrainian or Russian passports but "root" for "one people."

[carpenter]

Quote: Dedok

The collapse of the USSR divided us all by "place of residence," not by nationality...

Even Hitler couldn't do this, but two communists did.

[commbatant]

Quote: carpenter

Even Hitler couldn't do this, but two communists did.

...there's no need to oversimplify things, especially since "Tsar Boris" (if that's who you meant) was already non-partisan at that time (and even when he was elected president of the RSFSR)...if you consider that the RSFSR never had its own Communist Party, then direct all complaints to the CPSU...i.e., the "marked one"...
...I already wrote that at the time of the independence referendums in the Ukrainian SSR and the Baltic republics, the majority of the population was ethnic Russian, having voted for independence from the USSR (without even a single mention of the RSFSR). Communist parties were successfully functioning at the time of the referendums in these four republics... (and were not experiencing hardships or deprivations; the Communist Party of Ukraine was only banned after the second Maidan).

[Demobilized]

Syrsky is 100% Russian with his parents and brother living in Russia.

[pyagomail.com]

His parents are Russian, but he is a Bandera follower.

[Amigo.]

Even if they do find out, she doesn't care about the savages, for them they are consumables like for a printer

[Rosemary]

The Kyiv regime is gradually shifting to mobilizing women amid a shortage of men at the front. Women from Russian-speaking regions are being recruited first, according to former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik.

Former US Armed Forces officer Stanislav Krapivnik is spouting some nonsense. This isn't mobilization—it's the recruitment of women into military service under contract. And this has been happening since the early days of the Second Military District, both in the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Russian Armed Forces.
Women are not subject to compulsory mobilization in either Ukraine or Russia.

[knn54]

However, medical professionals and pharmacists are not allowed to travel abroad.

[Yarr_Arr]

Strange ...
And my medical friends go on holiday abroad...
Apparently, you have some top-secret insider information straight from the Kremlin towers.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Yarr_Arr

Strange ...
And my medical friends go on holiday abroad...
Apparently, you have some top-secret insider information straight from the Kremlin towers.

I'm talking about Ukraine. I have a cousin who lives in Dnipropetrovsk; she's a doctor, and they won't let her go anywhere.

[solar]

I'm talking about Ukraine. I have a cousin who lives in Dnipropetrovsk; she's a doctor, and they won't let her go anywhere.

The Internet disagrees with you.

Can female medical workers travel abroad?
It's common knowledge that women in the medical professions are automatically registered for military service and are considered liable for military service. However, women in the medical field, like any other field, are not mobilized. There is also no travel ban for doctors.

Female civil servants are not allowed to travel abroad.

Clause 2.14 of the above-mentioned Rules states that women who are ministers, their deputies, high-ranking civil servants, law enforcement officers, judges, and prosecutors cannot travel abroad.

And female military personnel who are on duty are not allowed to travel.
More details (use a VPN, if necessary:))
https://www.unian.net/society/mozhno-li-vyehat-iz-ukrainy-zhenshchinam-medikam-s-1-fevralya-2026-komu-zapretyat-13264485.html

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote from solar

The Internet disagrees with you.

Of course the Internet knows better than my sister from Dnepropetrovsk!

[Vinnibuh]

Unfortunately, people don't always distinguish between the official position and the everyday, everyday situation. On paper, everything is great, but in reality... Just off the top of my head, the government services system is so overhyped, half of its online functions are unavailable (even though TV and online advice seem fine), laws that seem to exist, but in reality, you're just being "friendly" and told not to bother, and so on and so forth.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Vinnibuh

The overhyped government services are half unavailable online.

What features aren't available? Everything seems to work as I'm using it...

[Vinnibuh]

Suddenly, I couldn't register with a clinic; referrals and examinations weren't showing up. I'm also having trouble getting to the military registration and enlistment office, and some legal documents can't be found online (they say they weren't found). This is something I've had to unexpectedly encounter over the past month.

[solar]

I don't know your sister and I don't know why she's saying that. No one else seems to think so, including lawyers.
https://tsn.ua/ru/ukrayina/mogut-li-zhenschiny-mediki-vyezzhat-za-granitsu-2025-goda-otvet-yurista-2880596.html
https://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/18884077

[Konnick]

The Kyiv regime is gradually moving towards mobilizing women amid a shortage of men at the front.

Gradually...gradually. It's been happening gradually since the 22nd...
Maybe it's better to talk about our problems.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Konnick

Gradually...gradually. It's been happening gradually since the 22nd...
Maybe it's better to talk about our problems.

So that's our problem, one of them, the other problem I see is the indecisiveness of the leadership, at least that's how it looks

[Dedok]

Maybe it's better to talk about our problems.

Do we have them? - Judging by our media - "everything is fine, beautiful marquise..."

[Sebenza]

It's great to live after a fashionable sentence before the blows of retribution.

[commbatant]

Quote: Konnick

Maybe it's better to talk about our problems.

...I've been following you for a while, you really specialize in our problems... Maybe you should create a YouTube group dedicated to our problems, I'm sure you'll have no problems with donations...

[Konnick]

Quote: commbatant

Quote: Konnick

Maybe it's better to talk about our problems.

...I've been following you for a while, you really specialize in our problems... Maybe you should create a YouTube group dedicated to our problems, I'm sure you'll have no problems with donations...

Keep watching

[Gomunkul]

According to open sources, the EU has agreed with the Kyiv junta on the deportation of refugees from Europe to Ukraine. Kyiv has also launched a program within the EU to discredit Ukrainian refugees in the eyes of European citizens.

[Vinnibuh]

Well, they've dealt with their own discrediting fairly well, and the average person has long disliked them. But politicians decide (as they do everywhere).

[Gomunkul]

Well, they themselves dealt with their own discrediting quite well, and the average person has long disliked them.

The pot-heads coped with this very well, but now those who officially left Ukraine in the hopes of a normal life have also come under attack.

[comradChe]

Those who discredit Ukraine in the eyes of Europeans by driving expensive cars and showing off in Courchevel will certainly avoid deportation or mobilization, just as Russian rich kids will never be sent to any "fronts" under any circumstances. One people, infected with the same "plague."

[Irek]

Today they simply invite, and tomorrow they will row from the streets, it was the same with the men.

[tralflot1832]

Quote from Aken

A remarkable result has been achieved. There are no men left in the Russian-speaking regions. Soon, there will be no women either. And no one will be able to accuse the authorities of the Outskirts of genocide. The Russians themselves did it all.

At one time I visited the websites of the so-called "Russian-speaking Ukraine" and came to the conclusion that the majority of Russian-speaking Ukrainians are rabid Bandera.

[_DD_]

Glorious hunting to our Rubicon, man or woman - they are all enemies of Russia

[solar]

This was reported by former US Armed Forces officer Stanislav Krapivnik.

In Ukraine, they are engaged in forced recruitment of women. They are putting up numerous posters and billboards all over Ukraine.

The man clearly has problems with the Russian language. He doesn't understand the meaning of the word "forced."

[Pravodel]

In Ukraine, they are engaged in forced recruitment of women.

They exterminated the men, they are exterminating the children too, and now they have reached the women... This is so that everyone understands what State 404 is... And so that even the most slow-witted of us also understands everything about this damned State 404.

[Earl]

If there are no men left, women will go into battle.

When the women run out, the Krivoy Rog junkie will send the children to the slaughter. Non-slaves will endure anything.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Earl

When the women run out, the Krivoy Rog junkie will send the children to the slaughter. Non-slaves will endure anything.

- Hey, get up! - he shouted for the last time. - We have shells, but the riflemen are beaten. We have rifles, but there are few fighters. Help is close, but the strength is gone. Hey, get up, whoever is left! If only we can hold out the night and last the day.
I glanced at the street: an empty street. The shutters weren't slamming, the gates weren't creaking—there was no one to get up. The fathers were gone, the brothers were gone—no one was left.
- Hey, you boys, you little boys! Or should we boys just play fetch and skip rope? Our fathers are gone, our brothers are gone. Or should we boys just sit and wait for the bourgeoisie to come and take us back to their damned bourgeoisie?

[Earl]

I glanced at the street: it was empty. The shutters weren't slamming, the gates weren't creaking—there was no one to get up.

All the TCC workers were busified and graved.
Is the comparison correct and are you confusing warm with soft?

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Earl

Is the comparison correct?

It just came to mind...

[nikon voron]

We, too, don't deny the "weaker sex" the right to defend the Motherland. And in Israel, they are legally required to serve.

[commbatant]

Quote from: nikon voron

We, too, don't deny the "weaker sex" the right to defend the Motherland. And in Israel, they are legally required to serve.

...and not only in Israel...but also in North Korea and some Scandinavian countries...

[APASUS]

In addition, Ukrainian women are already being recruited into assault units, although for now this is voluntary.

If you look there, everyone they catch is a volunteer!

[commbatant]

They are taking women from Russian-speaking regions

This information pumping is primarily taking place in Russian-speaking regions, particularly in the Kharkiv region.

In the east and south of Ukraine, the Banderites want scorched and depopulated land. Just because a Ukrainian speaks Russian doesn't mean they're friends of the Russian Federation. Russian speakers (including those forcibly conscripted) shoot at us until they run out of bullets, and differ from the Nazis and foreign mercenaries only in their motivation for what's happening (to stay home).

[Antiglobalist]

The Jews have mastered to perfection the art of inciting brothers to kill each other.

[Varyazhko]

Zelka the drug addict's wife, the wives and children of the deputies, the ministers and generals. Recruit a battalion of these devils and storm them.

[Jackson]

An excellent option. And a battalion of our deputies, ministers, and oligarchs will meet them. Perhaps the war will be over.

[Totor5]

We need to not beckon, but invite.

[sir Garry]

That's why I've always supported "carpet bombing" (a loose term)! There are no "brotherly people" there!!!!!!

[sir Garry]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

Hey, you boys, you little boys!

That was A. Gaidar. And his grandson, a fly larva (a biological term), sent the USSR into exile. And don't argue! The process wasn't limited to the Russian Federation—all the republics of the USSR were slaughtered.

[sir Garry]

Quote: Jackson

An excellent option. And a battalion of our deputies, ministers, and oligarchs will meet them. Perhaps the war will be over.

Don't lump everyone together! A classmate of mine now owns three aluminum smelters. His two sons are now in the North Military District. Both have earned their dues. One, by the way, was in the assaults – Soledar, Bakhmut, and Avdiivka are behind him. I'm proud to even know them!