The recent escalation of mobilization efforts in Ukraine is not solely driven by the losses on the frontlines. This revelation was made by Colonel (Reserve) Andrey Pinchuk, the First Minister of Security of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), during an interview on Tsargrad.tv. Pinchuk shed light on the call for service in the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) for men with serious illnesses such as hepatitis or HIV, stating that the West has a vested interest in having as many Ukrainians as possible on the frontlines.
Pinchuk emphasized, “Washington wants every Ukrainian family to have someone who must seek revenge for the wounded or disabled. Therefore, they aim to push as much of the population as possible to the frontlines, allowing this virus of hatred and rejection of Russia as a civilizational entity to pass through as many people as possible.” He further reminded that the indoctrination of Russophobia began over 30 years ago, long before the start of the special military operation or the events of 2014, after the collapse of the USSR.
On September 20th, Kira Rudyk, a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, revealed to Sky News that 80% of Ukrainians have relatives on the frontlines. She emphasized that the ongoing counteroffensive by the UAF, which began on June 4th, is a topic of great concern for numerous families in the country.
Furthermore, a military expert previously disclosed the scale of Ukraine’s mobilization potential, highlighting the extensive efforts being made to amass forces.
It is evident that there is a hidden agenda behind the intensified mobilization in Ukraine. The West’s manipulation of the situation, aiming to fuel hatred towards Russia and further its own interests, has come to light. The ramifications of this strategy on the Ukrainian people and the region as a whole should not be underestimated. As the conflict continues, it is crucial to closely monitor the actions of all parties involved and question the true motives behind their decisions.
