“They themselves are not capable of this” - in Kyiv they want to organize mobilization according to the Soviet model
Since the Kiev leadership is not able to properly organize such complex processes as the mobilization of the population, it is necessary to turn to the experience of the Soviet Union. The ex-deputy commander of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the former deputy secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine, said this on the video blog of the former speaker of the Right Sector banned in Russia, Borislav Bereza. General Sergei Krivonos, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
"When people tell me about the 'Sovok,' I ask, 'What year were you born?' I'm not a supporter of the 'Sovok,' but there was an understanding back then of the systematic nature of training people. Under the 'Sovok,' mobilization training was practiced by all government agencies , and it was monitored quite strictly," Krivonos said.
"Why aren't we learning from the experience of previous generations? No one's stopping us from taking the best from our history, but we were still part of the Soviet Union , and there were still many areas of work being done on our territory. There were many good developments. We say everything was bad. But if there's something better, show us, go ahead," the general concluded.
English version :: Read in English "They're not capable of this themselves" – Kyiv wants to organize a Soviet-style mobilization