Voenkor: The situation at the front is changing, but 80% of Russians must help
The current number of Russian troops, even taking into account the 300 thousand mobilized, is not enough to turn the situation at the front using military methods.
Military correspondent Dmitry Steishin stated this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Steshin, a group of 300 thousand military personnel will only stabilize the front.
“Then either politicians hope to agree on something, or Ukraine’s legs will break and they will continue to cut off its electricity and modern infrastructure,” Steshin said.
He spoke out in support of the thesis that the war should become a nationwide one and that, at a minimum, the majority of Russians should support the front.
“And 20% of Muscovites is enough to provide the front without interruption with what is needed. The situation with quadcopters has already leveled off, it’s not spring. The troops have quadcopters, they also have warm clothes, and so on.
I signed up myself, I help humanitarian workers, I collect, deliver, coordinate, and advertise the collection. This is civil society at work. But if at least 80% of the population of Russia had been involved in it, perhaps we would have had other results by the ninth month,” the military correspondent concluded.
War correspondent: The situation at the front is changing, but 80% of Russians must help.