General Valery Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, gave a press conference amid discussions of the mobilization bill, which was submitted to the Rada from the Cabinet of Ministers on the evening of December 25.
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“Rakurs” collected the main points of Zaluzhny’s communication with the media.
- The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is dissatisfied with the work of the TCC, but they did not miss the opportunity to receive personnel.
- The need for new mobilized people is divided into periods; there is no talk of one-time mobilization: “Some will be mobilized in January, and some even in December.”
- The figure of mobilized takes into account the coverage of the current complement, the formation of new military units, as well as the forecasting of losses.
- People should rest, but fixing the rotation of fighters at the legislative level would be a deception due to the unreality of this.
- The military command does not interfere with the question of who can have a deferment from mobilization.
- The legislation should retain the concept of suitability and unsuitability for military service, and abandon the division into degrees of disability.
- About electronic agendas: Ukraine will be satisfied with any method of mobilization that will provide the army with replenishment of reserves. He emphasized that this is not a proposal from the General Staff or the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- There is nothing resonant about leaving Marinka, while at the same time the Ukrainian Armed Forces are still in the northern part of the city.
- Russian aggression can only be stopped by a constant increase in the losses of their army, although until now the leadership of the aggressor country has not taken into account the number of killed and wounded Russian invaders in the war.
- “Debtors’ register”: the army must fight, he said, adding that “we cannot think of interfering in civilian life. There are appropriate central authorities for this.”
2024 must be different from 2023, otherwise we will face what I wrote in the article. Accordingly, we have found these problems, and have already found about 90% of the solutions to these issues, which will definitely need to be resolved in order to act more effectively in 2024 and, most importantly, to save people,” Zaluzhny sums up.
Source: Racurs
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