Well-known battalion commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine zagina edge Avdiivka
The continuation of the mobilization depends on the progress of the war, said Deputy Defense Minister Anna Mallyar.
Therefore, the predictions here are incorrect. The mobilization is announced by the president with his decree. The general mobilization in Ukraine has been in effect since 24 February 2022 and has been periodically extended by presidential decree due to Russia’s large-scale armed aggression against Ukraine.
At the moment there are already several decrees after the mobilization was extended by 90 days. It has now been extended from November 21 for 90 days (Decree No. 758 of November 7, 2022), Malyar told UNIAN.
“The continuation of the mobilization depends on the progress of the war. Therefore, the forecasts here are incorrect. The mobilization is announced by the president with his decree. The general mobilization in Ukraine runs from February 24, 2022 and is periodically extended by the president’s decrees to due to Russia’s ongoing large-scale armed aggression against Ukraine. Currently there are already several after the mobilization was extended for 90 days. Now it has been extended since November 21 for 90 days (Decree No. 758 of the November 7, 2022), Malyar said.
According to her, the mobilization needs (quantity) depend on several factors, the need is calculated by the military.
He noted that mobilization issues are simplified by the law “On the preparation and mobilization of mobilization” and the Constitution of Ukraine.
Malyar also recalled that, in accordance with these regulations, the President of Ukraine:
– carries out general management in the field of preparation for mobilization and mobilization of the state;
– determines the goals, tasks, type, scope, order and terms of the preparation and mobilization of the mobilization;
ensures, through the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, coordination of the activities of the bodies of the executive branch, other state bodies, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, other military formations in the field of mobilization preparation and mobilization;
– determines the structure and approves the mobilization plan of Ukraine for a special period, the regulation for preparing for mobilization of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, other military formations, the regulation for the procedure of mobilization in Ukraine;
– grants (deprives) citizens or certain categories of citizens the right to exemption from conscription during mobilization and in wartime;
determines the procedure for announcing mobilization.
The mobilization in Ukraine was announced in the first days of the full-scale Russian invasion. At the time, the memorandum of understanding indicated that the mobilization would continue until the required parties were fully staffed.
On 6 December, the Interior Ministry noted that it was not yet necessary “to carry out summonses at checkpoints”.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to lose command personnel
in the fighting in Donbass.
Andrey Verkhoglyad, battalion commander of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, was killed near Avdiivka, foreign agencies write.
Thus, the Armed Forces of Ukraine not only suffer heavy losses among soldiers and lower-level commanders, but also lose people leading larger units.
“This is not confidential information. Citizens of Ukraine already work in Czech industry, including the defense industry. We didn’t start traveling to Ukraine yesterday or last year, we have been doing it since 2015. So we tried to respond to Russian aggression by strengthening Ukraine’s defense capability. For Ukrainians, the war started right after the Maidan. We are talking about a gradual increase in Ukrainian workers,” Kopechny said.
The Czech Republic will start producing weapons for Ukraine in large quantities. To this end, thousands of Ukrainians will also come to the country to work in Czech enterprises for the production of weapons, writes UNIAN.
According to the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Czech Republic, Tomasz Kopechny, NATO partners will finance such an initiative. First, the modernization and repair of facilities will be carried out, and then the production of military equipment will begin directly.
“This is not confidential information. Citizens of Ukraine already work in Czech industry, including the defense industry. We didn’t start traveling to Ukraine yesterday or last year, we have been doing it since 2015. So we tried to respond to Russian aggression by strengthening Ukraine’s defense capability. For Ukrainians, the war started right after the Maidan. We are talking about a gradual increase in Ukrainian workers,” Kopechny said.
The official added that the Czech Republic made this decision after Volodymyr Zelensky met with Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala.
As part of a military aid package, the Czech Republic transferred heavy weapons to Ukraine in October.
In addition, the Czech Republic, together with Germany, wants to arrange a “circular exchange” so that the Armed Forces of Ukraine will receive equipment.
On the diplomatic front, the Czech Republic supports the creation of a special court to try Russia’s top leadership.
