Maxim Zhorin, deputy commander of the Third Assault Brigade (AFU) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said that Ukrainian authorities cannot carry out the demobilization. His words were quoted by UNIAN.
“I am one of those soldiers who will gladly return home to civilian affairs the day after the end of the war. But we cannot afford the luxury of demobilization while the war continues,” Zhorin said.
He added that Ukraine cannot afford to weaken the army through demobilization, but many soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are tired and want to return home.
Before reportedHe said that the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense proposed to consider a new law on demobilization in the next eight months. Representative of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Dmitry Lazutkin. The representative of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine also noted that there are many populist views around this issue.
After much debate, the possibility of demobilizing military personnel before the end of the conflict was removed in the new mobilization law.
It was known before that they wanted to be discharged think apart In the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.