Economist: The situation of shortage of Ukrainian forces becomes irreparable
Referring to the critical problem of Ukraine related to the lack of troops on the battlefield, the English media reported that the deployme of troops and the issue of recruiting soldiers will probably be high uil the spring of 2025. will not
According to RCO News Agency, the war in Ukraine will eer its third year in February 2025, and there is still no prospect for peace in this coury. Of course, the preside-elect Donald Trump is expected to have plans to end the war in Ukraine, as he himself promised, although there is still no official plan from the preside’s team, who will officially eer the White House in January after the inauguration ceremony. was not provided.
The “Economist” magazine in a report referring to the lack of Ukrainian forces on the battlefield writes: “The lack of personnel in the armed forces of Ukraine is a serious issue, and probably by the spring of 2025, the issue of deploying forces and recruiting soldiers will become an irreparable issue. On the other hand, the quality of new recruits is considered a bigger problem for Kyiv because they are either too old or not motivated enough to participate in the war.
This English media coinues this report: “Ukraine’s problems are getting worse at the same time due to the lack of forces, and the armed forces of Ukraine have only been able to absorb two-thirds of the set target.”
One of the battalion commanders of the 65th Ukrainian Brigade admits: “The men who are se to the army headquarters are either mostly old or do not have enough motivation to fight. Most of them are old and doctors have advised that they are too old and sick to serve in the army. “Sometimes I feel like I’m leading a nursing home rather than a military unit!”
Ukraine will soon back down
“The Economist” in this report, referring to the situation of Ukraine in the war, writes: “The situation on the fro line has become significaly more difficult than in the early days of the war, and many are worried that a significa retreat of Ukraine will soon become inevitable.”
Despite the approval of a new conscription law in May, the Ukrainian army has had many problems with sending replaceme troops; Young men are relucta to sign up for military service because its duration is at best indefinite and at worst irreversible. The leaders of Ukraine’s western partners wa it to lower the minimum age of enlistme to 25 to increase the capacity of the reserve forces. But some political sensitivities and concern about the population crisis have preveed any change in this field.
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This English media reports, quoting Ukrainian commanders: “The systematic weakness of Ukraine is clearly evide and the morale of the coury’s forces is weakened following these eves. “There is no hope of recruiting more troops and the situation is getting tougher.”
The Economist also pois to Russia’s military power and strength in this war and writes: “Russian commanders impleme a tough formula. They attack Ukraine using equipme such as drones, war machines, bombs and other facilities and target the coury’s weakest positions. “Russia attracts more forces than it loses.”
According to a senior NATO official, the Russian army registers about 30,000 people every moh. Another official said the amou was “not enough for domestic purposes” but was enough to compensate for the massive losses in rece mohs.
Looking at the developmes of the war in Ukraine and according to the media reports of both sides, the Ukrainian army is losing its forces in the east and despite the unexpected attacks on Russia’s “Kursk” and also the many weapons it receives from the west, it is able to maiain its positions. It is not, and Russian forces coinue to advance in Donbass (Eastern Ukraine), although with few achievemes.
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