Ukrainian Army

2 Million Ukrainians Evading Mobilization: A Crisis of Morale and Reality of Modern War

Newly appointed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov reported that approximately two million Ukrainians are evading mobilization and 200,000 soldiers are absent without leave, highlighting critical manpower shortages. Fedorov emphasized the need for army reforms, including addressing bureaucracy and outdated command structures, to improve efficiency and foster a culture of trust. These reforms aim to address the significant challenges facing Ukrainian forces, with many soldiers struggling due to exhaustion and the difficulties of navigating bureaucratic processes. Punishments for evading mobilization and going AWOL include imprisonment during wartime.

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More than 90% of Russian offensive forces in Kharkiv Oblast destroyed – Ukrainian Army

The recent news of the Ukrainian Army annihilating more than 90% of the Russian offensive forces in the Kharkiv Oblast is indeed a significant feat. Colonel Viktor Solymchuk’s declaration of Russia’s losses in this area is staggering. With 2939 killed, 6509 wounded, and 45 Russians surrendering, it is evident that the Ukrainian Army has dealt a severe blow to the invading forces. The destruction of the 138th motorized rifle brigade in Vovchansk and the obliteration of the 83rd and 157th tank regiments showcase the effectiveness of the Ukrainian defense.

The continuous losses suffered by Russia’s 83rd Air Assault Brigade and the need for the Russian military command to withdraw units and deploy reserves reflect the dire situation the invaders find themselves in.… Continue reading