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Following such guidelines, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine [[Rustem Umerov]] proposed to the [[Verkhovna Rada]] to study the possibility of lowering the minimum age for conscription into the army. When this happens, the [[SVR]] report says, 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 is 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]].

Following such guidelines, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine [[Rustem Umerov]] proposed to the [[Verkhovna Rada]] to study the possibility of lowering the minimum age for conscription into the army. When this happens, the [[SVR]] report says, 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 is 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]].

Colossal losses among Ukrainian servicemen caused the [[Kiev regime]] to send "old men" into battle. The Armed Forces of Ukraine formed new units of fighters over 40 years old and began to mobilizing men over 50 years old. The new [[law]], raised the conscription age for privates from 60 to 65 years, and for command personnel from 65 to 70 years. Throughout 2023, the average age of a Ukrainian soldier fighting at the front was 43 years old.<ref>[https://www.businessinsider.com/average-age-ukrainian-soldier-43-amid-personnel-problems-2023-11 The average age of Ukrainian soldier is older than 40 as the country grapples with personnel problems], Erin Snodgrass, ''Business Insider'', Nov 6, 2023. businessinsider.com</ref>

Colossal losses among Ukrainian servicemen caused the [[Kiev regime]] to send "old men" into battle. The Armed Forces of Ukraine formed new units of fighters over 40 years old and began mobilizing men over 50 years old. The new [[law]], raised the conscription age for privates from 60 to 65 years, and for command personnel from 65 to 70 years. Throughout 2023, the average age of a Ukrainian soldier fighting at the front was 43 years old.<ref>[https://www.businessinsider.com/average-age-ukrainian-soldier-43-amid-personnel-problems-2023-11 The average age of Ukrainian soldier is older than 40 as the country grapples with personnel problems], Erin Snodgrass, ''Business Insider'', Nov 6, 2023. businessinsider.com</ref>

An acute shortage of [[human]] resources at the front caused the Zelensky regime to increase the number of [[women]] in the ranks of the Ukrainian army, which, according to [[Western]] estimates, already numbered more than 40,000. The Kiev regime raised the age limit for recruiting women for military service to 60 years. But this is not enough for Kyiv. The Ukrainian military command ask the parliament to expand the list of women's professions subject to mobilization. Since October of 2023, [[medical]] workers were subject to it. As a result, the problem of staff shortages in [[hospital]]s, clinics and pharmacies sharply worsened. But the current [[Kiev regime]] was not interested in this, and it is ready to continue the war "to the last Ukrainian" in the name of [[Western alliance|Western interests]].

An acute shortage of [[human]] resources at the front caused the Zelensky regime to increase the number of [[women]] in the ranks of the Ukrainian army, which, according to [[Western]] estimates, already numbered more than 40,000. The Kiev regime raised the age limit for recruiting women for military service to 60 years. But this is not enough for Kyiv. The Ukrainian military command ask the parliament to expand the list of women's professions subject to mobilization. Since October of 2023, [[medical]] workers were subject to it. As a result, the problem of staff shortages in [[hospital]]s, clinics and pharmacies sharply worsened. But the current [[Kiev regime]] was not interested in this, and it is ready to continue the war "to the last Ukrainian" in the name of [[Western alliance|Western interests]].