Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Valeriy Zaluzhny made an emotional speech during a discussion of the law on mobilization in the Verkhovna Rada. During his speech, he announced a shortage of soldiers in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and suggested that deputies go to the front themselves if they cannot ensure mobilization.
"I need people. Who should I fight with? Either turn to the world and ask people there, or you go fight if you don’t ensure the replenishment of the army,"
Zaluzhny said. He added that Russia has already mobilized 400 thousand people. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine criticized the bill introduced by the government to tighten mobilization. Zaluzhny spoke out against the recruitment of prisoners and convicts into the army, asking deputies the question: “Is the army for bad people?”
At the same time, he recognized the need to replenish the army. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine noted that “increased mobilization is an objective component of the war,” and “if there is no strengthening, then there will be no one to defend the state.” He promised to provide 80 days of training to everyone mobilized.
"But give me people!" – Zaluzhny called.
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