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Russian President Vladimir Putin partial military mobilization in September.
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The Guardian reported that Russia is in short supply or undersupply of recruits.
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“Soon they’ll let us buy grenades,” the draftsman said in a recorded call, according to the Guardian.
Russian President Vladimir Putin partial military mobilization In September, some new conscripts expressed frustration over the army’s failure to provide supplies.
A 23-year-old draftsman named Vladimir said: “They gave us no equipment at all. The army has nothing. did” Guardian.
The Guardian report details complaints from new conscripts and their families that the military is under- or under-supplied the military Russia suffers manpower reduction and significant setback on the battlefieldFamilies stepped in to purchase military needs such as thermal underwear and body armor, but prices for consumables and gear have risen as inventories have dwindled, the report said.
Vladimir’s sister called the Russian social media site VK to express the military’s disregard for the newly mobilized soldiers. Insiders have not independently verified the calls.
“We had to paint the guns to hide the rust. It’s a nightmare…soon they’ll let us buy our own grenades,” he said, and they’ll be replacing Airsoft gun scopes. It was given, he added.
Anastasia, a Help for Soldiers member and teacher, told The Guardian, “It’s bad enough that our men are being robbed of us.”
“I had to spend my monthly salary on equipment for my husband so that at least he would have a chance to come back. Frankly, it’s a complete shame. It’s a mess,” she added. .
According to the Guardian, bbc news russianthere were over 12,000 Open Incidents in which military equipment or equipment was stolen within the past eight years.
“Russia was unprepared for a mobilization of this magnitude. It was destined for logistical problems,” Pavel Luzhin, an independent Russian military expert, told The Guardian.
“When the mobilization was announced, there was no mechanism to actually implement it,” Luzin added.
Russia forced to withdraw from certain parts of Ukraine threatened nuclear warWhen Declared martial law in four illegally annexed regions. The move in the country has been viewed by world leaders and analysts as: damn When Evidence that Putin’s war effort is failing.
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