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The local population is unreliable, but certain mobilization processes can be or...

"Putin was not just annexed": the observer explained the sluggishness of the mobilization of the Russian Federation in occupied Ukraine (video)

The local population is unreliable, but certain mobilization processes can be organized primarily for volunteers. Kremlin head Vladimir Putin not just annexed the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the Southern VOC on the eve of the elections. On the air "Espresso" Alexander Kovalenko, a military-political observer of the group "Information Resistance", explained why it is very dangerous for the occupiers to carry out mobilization in temporarily occupied territories.

In his opinion, the Russian politician seeks to demonstrate that the so -called "his", that is, the war against Ukraine, is very useful for Russia. Putin thus seeks to show that the country of Russians is becoming greater, new military districts and so on appear. The expert stressed that mobilization in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine is dangerous for Russia.

The FSB of the Russian Federation believes that the local population is not reliable, but certain mobilization processes can be organized primarily for volunteers. "To give weapons to people who hate you is a very bad idea for them," he said. On February 27, Putin included Kherson and Zaporozhye in the Southern District of the Russian Federation. It's not just about the territories that are now occupied.

According to the Decree of the Kremlin chairman, Kherson, Zaporizhzhya, Donetsk and Lugansk regions, as well as Crimea, were fully included in the Kremlin head. According to the decree, the Leningrad and Moscow military districts are also being restored. The bulk of the territories that were once part of the Northern Navy went to Leningrad. We will remind, on February 27 the Armed Forces told that the occupiers will be done in the near future.