Russia plans to attract 126,000 prisoners in Ukraine in Ukraine in 2025 – GUR

In 2025, in order to replenish the loss of the occupation army in the war against Ukraine, the aggressor state expects to attract at least 126 thousand soldiers from the so-called “special contingent”. GUR reports, writes UNN.

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These are Russians who serve sentences in prisons, are under investigation, have debt on loans and other problems.

On average, Moscow plans to mobilize 10 thousand people in the “special contingent” to cover the losses of the occupying army of Moscow.

In general, in 2025, the aggressor state-aggressor in 2025 intends to mobilize a minimum of 280,000 occupiers to replace the loss of existing military units and units in the war against Ukraine.

Recall

As I wrote earlier UNN Russia has mobilized up to 180,000 prisoners to participate in the war against Ukraine. From January 1, one -time prisoners have been abolished for signing a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation due to the economic crisis.