Foreign Legionnaers, Desertes, Women: As they replenish the Armed Forces against the backdrop of peace negotiations - Telegraph

To spread: Ukraine attracts people to the ranks of the Armed Forces, using both the recruitment of foreign legionnaires, and returning to the deserters, and attracting volunteers - young people and women. At the same time, they did not resolve the issues of demobilization and rotation, and citizens monitor the negotiations on the end of the war and are in no hurry into the army.

Among Ukrainians there are about 800,000 people who evade mobilization, and several thousand soldiers who have deserted from units are reported in The Telegraph. At the same time, there are a number of people who are conscripted through work at important enterprises and authorities, or through training. Meanwhile, there is a shortage of people at the front.

Authorities are looking for new ways to increase the number of fighters in the ranks of defense forces, and the military command is widely used by drones on the battlefield to reduce losses and save people, the media said. Journalists spoke with representatives of several social groups related to the service in the army. Among other things, the article gave the position of 36-year-old Alexander, who did not go outside and sometimes drink.

Among other things, the man explained that he did not want to leave Ukraine, but would like to save his life and, conditionally, do not go into the infantry. The media explained that there are some contradictions between the needs of the army, the methods of solving problems with the replenishment of the Armed Forces and the desires of people against the background of peace talks.

The article named four main methods that people get into the army: foreign legionnaires, return to some deserters, the "contract 18-24" contract for a recruitment of young people, women. It is noted that the average age of the military remains at 40+. In addition, The Telegraph interlocutors voiced the main problems that restrain them. First, it is the uncertainty of service life, and, secondly, the lack of rotations on the front line.

Another factor appeared in connection with the intensification of peace talks. The media met with 36-year-old Alyona, who was thinking about contracting, but was holding it on uncertainty, says in the article. "The greatest doubt is whether she can leave, serving for a while. Theoretically it forbids martial law. Most contracts act until the end of the war.

When it happens? The Telegraph noted that, at least, the army requires the rotation of the army, while the army is trying to increase "limiting freedom", and it turns out a "closed circle", in which "without freedom less Ukrainians are ready to fight for it. " It should be noted that on August 20, Focus wrote about mobilization problems that a military and journalist Yevgen Checherta was engaged in a conversation with the media.

In his opinion, there is a problem with the decisions of MPs who delay the laws on improving mobilization and recruitment. If there are no actions and the behavior of people will not change, then some will have to "stand under Warsaw" in the ranks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the military said.