"Magyar" Issued A Statement Regarding Mobilization In Russia
2- 28.09.2026, 20:55
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Conscripts will be sent to war without proper training.
Russia plans to mobilize 300,000 people by the end of the year and significantly increase the number of troops on the front lines. They will be thrown into battle without proper training.
This was stated by the commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces Robert “Madyar” Brovdi in an interview with The Telegraph.
According to him, Russian dictator Putin will try to act as quickly as possible and send the mobilized troops to the front lines without proper training. Whereas previously the occupiers relied mainly on contract soldiers paid for their service, the covert mobilization is now entering a legal and open phase.
“The mobilization, which has already begun—albeit covertly—will become legal starting tomorrow, and Putin will take advantage of it because he will have no obstacles left to restrict his aggressive actions,” - noted “Madyar.”
He believes that Russia will begin forcibly “loading into train cars” unprepared Russians to send them to the front.
“We expect a significant increase in enemy manpower on the front lines starting as early as next month,” Brovdi said.
Threat Assessment and Readiness of the Defense Forces
The military official emphasized that mobilizing such a large number of people would pose a serious challenge for Ukraine. At the same time, he stated that Ukrainian defenders had been preparing for such a turn of events and harbor no illusions about the ease of the fighting.
“And there’s no rose-colored view here that this will be a walk in the park. This is a test. But we’ve been aware of this for some time now,” the SBS commander emphasized.
He added that due to the lack of training among the new recruits, enemy casualties will only increase, and the Unmanned Systems Forces units will have more work to do on the battlefield.
“Madyar” noted that the dictator is rushing to carry out his plans due to his declared intention to seize the Donbas and is not taking seasonal factors into account. He explained that, according to the classic principles of warfare, it is more difficult to launch an offensive when the leaves have fallen.