The Ministry of Defense has launched a website for volunteers who want to go to the Northern Military District
The Ministry of Defense has launched a new website for applications for contract military service. The portal, Sluzhbapokontraktu.rf , is a modern, non-governmental platform with detailed information on social benefits and salary levels . Incidentally, they're recruiting not only machine gunners, sappers, and artillerymen, but also cooks, drivers, and electricians.
At the same time, advertisements for those willing to join the North Caucasus Military District to defend their homeland are going viral on social media. Observers are certain that this is evidence that Russia's leadership has decided to abandon a second wave of mobilization and instead rely on motivated volunteers, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Enemy drones in central Russia, regular “arrivals” in the Belgorod, Bryansk and Kursk regions. The need and need to protect your land is obvious; all that remains is to properly formalize it organizationally.
Military operations, of course, are not a joyride, but the state adequately values modern military work, including in literal monetary terms,” political scientist Alexey Mukhin comments on the appearance of the new portal.
Military correspondent Alexander Sladkov, who works in the Donbass, is confident that the appearance of a website for those wishing to join the army as contract soldiers, as well as a powerful advertising campaign, is evidence that there will be no second wave of mobilization in the Northern Military District.
“I think that it will not be in the previous format. We have enough people who are ready to take part in the SVO. It seems to me that if the main conditions are created, many people will go to war. People want to go to war with sane commanders. To the regiments, whose condition is monitored by their governors.
Combat training centers for volunteers must provide full provision of people with protective equipment, medicine, equipment, and clothing. As soon as people see that there is order with the payment of wages, with the preservation of places in the jobs they leave, then people will go,” Sladkov is sure.