Mobilization in Russia Will Not Be a Disaster for Ukraine Under One Condition, - Zhorin

UNIAN, photo ua.depositphotos.com, screenshotMobilization in Russia is inevitable, and this will become a problem for Ukraine, but not a catastrophe. This is what Maksym Zhorin, deputy commander of the Third Army Corps, wrote in his Telegram channel.

“Based on all available information, one can already conclude that mobilization in Russia is inevitable. And in any case it will be a problem for us, but not catastrophic, if we scale the measures that are already working in different units,” he noted.

Zhorin gave an example that in the area of responsibility of the Third Army Corps, the advantage in the number of people from the enemy “has long not been a decisive factor.”

“We are betting on asymmetric and technological warfare, continuously improving methods to counter the enemy,” the deputy commander stressed, adding that even considering a numeric competition with the Russians is not worth it.

Mobilization in Russia

As previously reported, Russia recorded the first case where a reservist was not allowed to leave the country due to a military enlistment office decision.

Problems crossing the border began to be widely discussed after the full launch of the electronic summons register in March. Since then, Russians have been informing human rights organizations about cases where they are blocked from leaving abroad.

Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin twice publicly denied rumors of impending mobilization in the country during the first week of September.

At the same time, Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the 429-th Separate Brigade of unmanned systems “Achilles,” emphasized that there will be no “miraculous de-escalation,” so NATO countries and the democratic world should prepare for the fact that Ukraine’s military needs will persist for quite a long time.