Russia is forcing mobilized soldiers to sign indefinite contracts - British intelligence
Kyiv • UNN
British intelligence reports that Russia is forcing conscripts to sign indefinite contracts due to heavy losses. According to intelligence, Russia has lost about 860,000 military personnel killed and wounded since 2022.
In an analytical note, the British Ministry of Defense intelligence reminds that the Russian Armed Forces have suffered losses of about 860,000 killed and wounded after a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. As of now, there is a tendency in Russia to coerce mobilized people to sign an indefinite contract with them. This is stated in an analytical report by Defense Intelligence, UNN reports .
Details
The Russian military command is "forcing" men mobilized in 2022 to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense. (These contracts) can be valid for an unlimited time, and those who refuse to sign face the threat of being put into a "meat grinder" with a survival rate of only 10-15%.
British intelligence analysts have noted that Russia's efforts to force mobilized soldiers to sign indefinite contracts "are likely partly motivated by a lack of experienced soldiers.
Russia has suffered approximately 860,000 killed and wounded since its invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This has significantly reduced the number of Russian personnel with more than a basic level of training.
Recall
The occupiers have introduced extraordinary enrollment of Ukrainian children from TOT in military educational institutions of the Russian Federation without exams. The goal is to integrate them into the Russian space and make them part of the military system.