Invaders will forcibly mobilize all men in Luhansk region

Invaders will forcibly mobilize all men in Luhansk region

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In Luhansk region, the Russian invaders are getting ready to forcibly mobilize all men without exception.

"There is a clear understanding that they [Russian invaders] will mobilize everyone. We have seen the evolution [of mobilization] from recruitment into the Russian army under patriotic slogans, then we saw financial motivation, and now it all happens exclusively through coercive measures, that is, everyone is forced. Now they [Russians] are trying to create a picture that everything is calm and force all state employees to go to work without fail on Monday and in this way show that everything is under their control," Serhiy Haidai, Head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration, said during the air of the nationwide telethon.

According to him, the professional Russian army is ending and its brigades are now staffed with the newly mobilized who were trained for 2-3 weeks.

Haidai added that the enemy's medical aid provision is currently at a low level. Since the Russians stole medical equipment in Luhansk region, they need to take their wounded to Luhansk city. Many of them die on the road.

As reported, the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated about 94,140 Russian invaders from February 24 to December 11.

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