According to him, part of the newly mobilized are planned to be sent to the front already two weeks after the call-up, aiming to “plug” losses in the east, while others would allegedly be prepared within a month with the goal of possibly opening a new direction on the front.
“This is the plan of the Russian Federation,” emphasized A.Kovalenka.
According to him, autumn and winter will be difficult for Ukraine due to intense infantry battles involving drones, guided aerial bombs, and other weapons.
“Kiriyenko and Gerasimov assured Putin that this will help us win. I know for sure that they are wrong. Now we will all need unity and effectiveness,” said A.Kovalenka.
On June 1, a post appeared on the Telegram channel of Russian State Duma deputy Andrey Gurulyov stating that the Kremlin plans to announce a new mobilization in the fall because Russian forces on the front line have reached a deadlock.
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Gurulyov himself soon stated that his Telegram channel was “hacked” and that “texts are being spread from there by enemies.” It is worth noting that the June 1 post has not yet been deleted.
Earlier, the head of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, stated that a Russian soldier on the battlefield survives on average only 20–30 minutes due to Ukrainian strike drones controlled by artificial intelligence.
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