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===Ukraine mobilization===
===Ukraine mobilization===
Director of the [[Foreign Intelligence Service]] of the [[Russian Federation]] [[Sergey Naryshkin]] said that [[the West]] demands that the [[Zelensky regime]], regardless of losses, demonstrate to the world community the impossibility of [[Russia]]'s victory in the [[Ukrainian conflict]]. In particular, according to reliable data available to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, the [[United States]] is directing the Ukrainian leadership to maximize the intensification of [[mobilization]] measures to make up for the huge losses suffered by the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] during the failed counteroffensive. [[Kiev]]'s [[America]]n and [[British]] curators recommend that the military-political leadership of Ukraine lower the age of conscription to 17 years and raise it to 70 years, as well as to carry out additional mobilization of [[women]].
Following such guidelines, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine [[R. Umerov]] unequivocally proposed to the [[Verkhovna Rada]] to study the possibility of lowering the minimum age for [[conscription]] into the army. If this happens, the [[Kiev regime]] will confirm its [[Nazi]] essence by sending seventeen-year-old boys into the heat of war to prolong the agony of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This will be very reminiscent of the actions of the leadership of [[fascist]] [[Germany]] in the creation of the Nazi people's militia "[[Volkssturm]]" in the autumn of 1944, within the framework of which "[[Hitler Youth]]" units were formed from [[children]].
In the meantime, colossal losses among Ukrainian servicemen are forcing Kiev to send "old men" into battle. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are already forming new units of fighters over 40 years old and have begun to mobilize men over 50 years old. The bill, according to which the conscription age for privates will increase from 60 to 65 years, and for command personnel from 65 to 70 years, has been registered in the [[Ukrainian parliament]].
An acute shortage of [[human]] resources at the front is forcing the Zelensky regime to increase the number of women in the ranks of the Ukrainian army, which, according to [[Western]] estimates, already number more than 40 thousand people. The Kiev regime has already raised the age limit for recruiting women for military service to 60 years. But this is not enough for Kyiv. The Ukrainian military command asks to expand the list of women's professions subject to mobilization. Since October of this year, [[medical]] workers have been subject to it. As a result, the problem of staff shortages in [[hospital]]s, clinics and pharmacies has sharply worsened. But the current [[Kiev regime]] does not seem to be interested in this, and it is ready to continue the war "to the last Ukrainian" in the name of [[Western alliance|Western interests]].<ref>[http://svr.gov.ru/smi/2023/11/genotsid-zelenskogo-v-otnoshenii-ukrainskogo-naroda.htm ZELENSKY'S GENOCIDE AGAINST THE UKRAINIAN PEOPLE], Press Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia, November 20, 2023.svr.gov.ru </ref>
In an interview with New Voice radio on January 8, 2024 Chairman of the [[Rada]] Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence Roman Kostenko said Zelensky is a "political corpse". Kostenko, who is also an [[SBU]] colonel, said [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] had withdrawn from negotiations on a new, controversial draft mobilization bill by trying to pass blame for the unpopular legislation unto others. Kostenko said Zelensky is more concerned about his approval ratings than preserving the state. Should another presidential election ever be held, Zelensky would not be re-elected. <ref>[https://westobserver.com/news/europe/the-rada-announced-the-political-death-of-zelensky/</ref> By spring 2024 Zelenksy was facing a "[[Mussolini]] moment" where his own people would hang him by his feet.<ref>https://robcampbell.substack.com/i/144745801/z-loses-authority-may-th</ref>
In an interview with New Voice radio on January 8, 2024 Chairman of the [[Rada]] Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence Roman Kostenko said Zelensky is a "political corpse". Kostenko, who is also an [[SBU]] colonel, said [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] had withdrawn from negotiations on a new, controversial draft mobilization bill by trying to pass blame for the unpopular legislation unto others. Kostenko said Zelensky is more concerned about his approval ratings than preserving the state. Should another presidential election ever be held, Zelensky would not be re-elected. <ref>[https://westobserver.com/news/europe/the-rada-announced-the-political-death-of-zelensky/</ref> By spring 2024 Zelenksy was facing a "[[Mussolini]] moment" where his own people would hang him by his feet.<ref>https://robcampbell.substack.com/i/144745801/z-loses-authority-may-th</ref>