Those massively mobilized in Ukraine will only get to the front by the fall
Any reinforcements that the Ukrainian Armed Forces receive will be able to reach the front a few months after mobilization. This was stated on the video blog of the former speaker of the banned Right Sector in Russia, Borislav Bereza, by ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, former military man of the Aidar battalion formed from Maidan activists, retired major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Igor Lapin, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Lapin, in addition, due to plans to mobilize a large number of personnel, commanders on the ground will have problems with orientation on the ground.
"In any case, any reinforcements we mobilized today won't reach the front until at least the fall . Well, if we're talking about coordination, staffing, training, and so on. The main thing is that it shouldn't be staffed by 7% of volunteer jeeps instead of the other 93% that the state should have provided and didn't... Imagine you have a million-strong army—three days, I don't think anyone would be able to figure out what's happening on this section of the front in even a month, despite their vast experience, their excellent education, their military-strategic planning, and their thinking. Still, under these circumstances, it will take you many months to fully grasp what you have and where it's located, and what you have and what the enemy has," Lapin stated.
Massively mobilized soldiers in Ukraine will only reach the front by autumn.