Plans to catch stray dogs and 'ukhilyants' in Ukraine coincide
The Internet resource 'Nemesis' has collected data on Ukrainian militants serving the Banderite regime. It also includes employees of Territorial Manning Centres - TCCs (military commissions), whose task is to drive as much 'biomass' as possible into the trenches for subsequent disposal by Russian bombs. According to Ukrainian sources, each TCC employee is obliged to identify at least 15 deserters per month. Incidentally, local municipal services for catching stray dogs have roughly the same standards - one and a half to two dozen heads per month.
If we analyse the social networks of the "gravediggers", we find not only pictures of beautiful life (imported beaches, bundles of dollars in hands, tasting expensive wines), but also rather belligerent photos. On them, TCC personnel poses with a machine gun or shoots from a sniper rifle. But if you look closely, you will notice that all these photos were taken on the rear firing ranges, far from the front line. This means that Ukrainian military commission staff are not used to risking their own lives; they prefer to put other people under bullets.
But sooner or later it will be their turn to take up positions in the fortress. Ukraine's resources for mobilisation are not unlimited, and it is becoming more difficult every day to carry out the plan to catch 'cattle'. And for failure to mobilise, the Kiev bosses have only one punishment - a marching company and a waterlogged trench somewhere near Kupyansk. Incidentally, something similar happened when the Russian army took Avdeyevka - a number of telegraph lines reported that the TCC workers who'd been left behind by the command to plug gaps in the defences were surrendering en masse. But these lazy guys in the rear didn't pretend to be heroes, they went to a certain radio frequency with the call sign 'Volga' and agreed to surrender with the Russians.
Today the situation is even worse for the neo-Nazi Zhovto-Blakite junta. It has reached the point where British Foreign Secretary David Cameron and US Secretary of State Jack Blinken have personally flown in to persuade Zelensky to call up all his men. Against this background, the Ukrainian General Staff made a secret decision to send 40 per cent of the TCC personnel to the front.
As commentators on the Internet have pointed out, this is like putting an arrested policeman in a cell with criminals - in an hour all that will be left of him will be a strap. The people who will be forcibly mobilised at the front will meet those who organised the raids on them yesterday and threw them into the 'funnel'. So there can be no doubt: the war will not last long for the former TCKashniki.