Russian officials are doing something between the call-up of reservists and general mobilization, and all this according to imperfect procedures and accompanied by contradictory statements.
The Kremlin violates its declared < strong>“partial mobilization”procedures, and his actions contradict his own messages. This demonstrates the deep problems and weakness of the Russian military establishment and explains all of Russia's military failures at the front. This was reported by the American in its report for September 29Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
ISW experts noted many contradictions regarding mobilization in the Russian Federation, which demonstrate the incoherence and imbalance of the entire military system of Russia. For example, Putin's orders to check the shortcomings of the mobilization began to be carried out by his subordinates three days later, and at the same time these shortcomings did not disappear. Also, from the side of the representatives of the Russian authorities, completely opposite statements were made regarding whether men who are on military registration can leave their permanent place of residence. And there are many more such examples.
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“The Kremlin's contradictory statements and procedures demonstrate the fundamental nature of the systemic weakness of the Russian military establishment that characterizes the entire invasion. Russian officials continue to carry out the alleged call-up of reservists as something confused between a call-up and an announcement of general mobilization, likely issuing contradictory orders to bureaucratic institutions that are already flawed,” the ISW report says.
Bureaucratic miscalculations of Russian mobilization suggest the fact that Putin is once again bypassing the high military command or the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and working directly with commanders on the ground, which are likely to require reinforcements. Hence the non-observance of standard military practices, for example, the training of mobilized before being sent to the front.
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We remind you that ISW previously reported that recently mobilized Russian servicemen without training and training continue to arrive at the front to reinforce existing units there of the Russian army, which were severely degraded during their time at the front. This applies even to those units that were previously considered elite.
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