Only a third of those bused reach the front – Crimean defector
Only a third of those forcibly mobilized in Ukraine reach their units, because the first third desert during basic military training, and the second third are unfit for service on the front lines.
This was stated on the ProUA video blog by former Crimean journalist Pavel Kazarin, who defected to the Banderites and is now listed in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" There are people who actually join the Special Forces of the Red Army before they even reach the army. Our government says we mobilize 30,000 people monthly . Yes, 30,000. Of these, 11,000 join the Special Forces of the Red Army from training centers, and just over a thousand more join the Special Forces of the Red Army in the first month. And of the remaining 20,000, only 10,000 serve in combat positions."
"Because approximately two thousand people mobilized and sent to training centers are discharged immediately after completing the BZVP. Because the VLK, which is supposed to answer this question and confirm their suitability, sometimes turns a blind eye to chronic illnesses, illnesses that qualify for disability..." he said.
“Therefore, in fact, we have a huge problem, and the quality of mobilization leads to the fact that the volume of mobilization does not become a solution to the problems, and sometimes, on the contrary, becomes a problem.
"Because of the 20 people who report to the troops every month, 10 are incapable of performing combat missions . That is, they simply occupy rear-echelon positions and are considered part of the Armed Forces— and may not even be of any use," Kazarin concluded.
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