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Wow. Russian MOD published a report on mobilisation in Russia and deleted it shortly after. But web archives still has it.
Key takeaways:
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Key takeaways:
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https://twitter.com/the_ins_ru/status/1664684480244613147
1. MOD was able to form 280 new unites with mobilized men.
2. Russian army is experiencing problems with "unpreparedness of part of society to perform military duties" and blames it on "the information pressure of the online blogging community"
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2. Russian army is experiencing problems with "unpreparedness of part of society to perform military duties" and blames it on "the information pressure of the online blogging community"
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3. RU Armed Forces have problems with provision of weapons and equipment, and state corporations and private companies help with the supply of equipment.
4. MOD began involving employees of security companies in the war efforts (as in private security companies)
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4. MOD began involving employees of security companies in the war efforts (as in private security companies)
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5. Military registration and enlistment offices compiled a database of 31.6 million people, 2.9 million of them are people of military age. The authorities also collect up-to-date mobile phone numbers and email addresses of those eligible for military service.
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6. Government's reserve fund allocated 5 billion rubles to "stimulate" military enlistment office employees working on mobilization and conscription.
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7. In 2023, the General Staff plans to create a new combined arms and RAF, one army corps, five divisions, 26 brigades, and also form new Azov naval military district.
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8. In 2023, the military registration and enlistment offices will conduct organized raids on conscripts together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Link: archive.is/bvxQK
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Link: archive.is/bvxQK
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