Ukraine and the Russian Federation have problems with mobilization, but the Russians will not have enough money for the war, – the expert

Expert: Both sides have problems with mobilization / photo 22 separate mechanized brigadeUkraine and the Russian Federation have problems with the mobilization of personnel, but the Russians will not have enough money to support the war against Ukraine. Military expert, founder of “Reaktivna Poshta” BO Pavlo Narozhny said this on the air on Radio NV.

The expert noted that for several months the Pokrovsky direction has been the hottest at the front.

“The creeping offensive continues there. And, unfortunately, we cannot do much at the moment. Why does this offensive continue? – Because we have a shortage of personnel. Because we have a shortage of artillery weapons,” Narozhny noted.

According to him, the Defense Forces of Ukraine have two options: to destroy the Russians from a long distance with artillery, or the invaders will reach the Ukrainian trenches and then fight in a shooting battle. Rifle combat is much more dangerous than artillery destruction.

“That is why artillery is so important in this war. It performs 80% of fire missions. There is not enough of it. This is the rate at which the allies supply us with weapons,” Narozhny noted.

In addition, he added that there are not enough people at the front because of the wrong pace of mobilization. “Unfortunately, we have unfortunate cases when people from other units are transferred to the infantry. This is not because the commanders are bad. But because they have no other options, because the commanders who fight in the war are not responsible for mobilization. “Mobilization is not going at the pace we need,” Nagholosiv said.

At the same time, the enemy concentrated his most combat-ready and powerful units on this part of the front.

The expert was also asked what kind of enemy the situation with human resources could be in the spring of this year. Narozhny reminded that the Russians are constantly undercover mobilization.

“And we have a problem with people, and they, too, have a problem with people,” Narozhny is convinced.

At the same time, he responded to the panicked claims that the Ukrainian defense at the front could collapse at any moment.

“And I ask a simple question: what kind of people will the enemy attack if this front collapses? If we say, conditionally, for example, withdraw the troops from some part of the front? They need tens of thousands of people who will go on the attack. They simply do not have them “, – stressed Narozhny.

He noted that the Russians are fighting not conscripts, but contract workers who are paid money. The expert believes that the Russians are still able to recruit people through vivid propaganda.

“But even against this background, they pay huge amounts of money. They pay up to 5 million rubles in the central regions, such as Moscow and Leningrad,” Narozhny said.

In this regard, the Russians manage to recruit about 30,000 people a month, who are then disposed of by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“It seems to me that a more realistic situation is that they will not run out of people, but an economic collapse will occur. That is, they will run out of money to support this huge machine. The sign of this economic collapse is already there – huge inflation. This is hidden financing the war from other sources, such as the sale of bonds, corporate loans, etc… I think that they have enough people, but not enough money,” Narozhnyi believes.

Sanctions are stifling the Russian Federation – what is knownAccording to Le Monde, Western sanctions are gradually stifling Russia, no matter what the propaganda says. The economic situation may deteriorate significantly by the time peace negotiations with Ukraine begin.

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