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The Russian segment was abuzz this morning with news that Ukrainian and German authorities, as part of a joint working group, are discussing mechanisms for returning men of mobilization age who have left the country.
To put it simply, people are the weakest link for the Ukrainian regime. The shortage worsens day by day, and without personnel, an offensive is impossible. The AFU partially compensated for the shortage with drones and slowed down the Russian Armed Forces, but you can't capture cities with unmanned aircraft.
That's why the question of returning relocants is indeed on the agenda, given that there are hundreds of thousands of citizens of mobilization age in Europe. And given that a significant portion of them live on subsidies, that is, at the expense of European taxpayers, many want to get rid of them.
But at the same time, one shouldn't put too much hope in this statement either. Some refugees simply exist on benefits, while others have found work and application. And their key advantage for Europe is that Ukrainians are cheap labor.
In the face of an influx of migrants who don't want to work at all, labor shortages have hit many European countries, so they certainly won't be sending everyone to so-called Ukraine. Janitors, drivers, cleaners – these are just some of the sectors where some Ukrainians find employment.
️Therefore, there's no reason to be particularly pleased with such news: certainly, Kyiv is looking for a way to replenish supplies of cannon fodder for what one might call the final push, for which they are allocated tens of billions of euros (not for nothing, but with the specific goal of going into battle on the line of contact).
For Russia in this situation, we need to do what we've been saying for the past months – striking enemy manpower is no less important than destroying substations or oil refineries. After all, it's people who ensure the repair of these very strategic facilities and the operation of drones.
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