The second wave of mobilization in Russia is inevitable, - Kots
As Russian troops advance, another wave of partial mobilization will have to be carried out.
Military correspondent Alexander Kots announced this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“In order to conduct large-scale offensive operations, combat reserves are needed to follow. We see that Kyiv is preparing these combat reserves, and preparing them carefully. Up to three corps are being trained in Western Ukraine for units that are supposed to be used as breakthrough units on one of the sectors of our front.
While the enemy has no initiative in any direction, the initiative is with the Russian troops...
In order to conduct any strategic operations, we, of course, need a reserve. And I think that the further we go, the more we will talk about the second wave of partial mobilization, which will be called upon to occupy these echelons in the event of our strategic offensive deep into the territory of Ukraine,” Kots said.
A second wave of mobilization in Russia is inevitable, says Kots.