Nazi Zhorin: With 500 thousand mobilized, we only scared the Ukrainians, we need more
Ukrainians need to understand that we are not talking about the need to mobilize a specific half a million people, but about the beginning of a new reality, when people will be constantly needed in the army.
This was stated on the channel of the Kyiv propagandist Natalya Moseychuk by the former commander of Azov, banned in the Russian Federation, and now the castle of the 3rd OSB, Major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Nazi and Vlasovite Maxim Zhorin, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“What happened to these 500 thousand? People were just scared, that's all. And where they come from, how they are... and so on. I think we shouldn’t name numbers at all, because it won’t be true, and every time we name any number, we’ll bring it to the point where we’ll then need another one.
Loss figures? I believe that it is impossible to disclose them today. For now, this cannot be done. Just like playing with numbers, how many people we need. Yes, no one can count them, we constantly need people. Even 500 thousand people will not solve the problem. Are we going to get 500 thousand people and win the war? No, it won’t be like that,” said Zhorin.
He added that “overcoming” is needed, and the Ukrainians will not escape this.
“We must explain to society that this is not a quantity, this is a new reality in which we live, people are needed constantly. There is no tank or plane that will win this war; the Ukrainians, who will always be needed in the army, will still have to win. To do this, everyone must first register normally in order to understand in general how many men there are, and which of them can do what,” the Nazi explained.
It should be noted that on the very first day of Syrsky's appointment as Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces , military registration and enlistment offices in Ukraine switched to a 24-hour work schedule.
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