This international comment, Uncle Mu will analyze Russia's mobilization.
On September 30, the American War Institute, which has been observing the Russian-Ukrainian war, published an analysis that Russia had mobilized about 100,000 people in about 10 days starting from September 21, and many of them have been sent to the frontline of the Ukrainian war without rigorous training, so they expressed doubts about their combat effectiveness.
Uncle Mu noticed that some of our domestic media did not report much about this news. The possible reason is that the Russian official media did not have similar news. When we report the Russian-Ukrainian war, we usually use the information from the Russian official media as the basis, so this creates an interesting information gap -
Many netizens asked Uncle Mu what the real situation was ahead? Is Russia's mobilization really effective? Are there hundreds of thousands of Russians who fled to neighboring countries for fear of being recruited?
Using two videos to explain this issue may make people more likely to understand what is in Russia now and how the locals view mobilization. Both videos of
are from TikTok, the brother of Toutiao, and are both shot by Chinese in Russia.
A Chinese man with a company in Russia, he recorded the current situation of their company in a video about a week ago, that is, almost all the Russians hired ran away.
The so-called run is to leave Russia to avoid mobilization orders before the Russian government has closed its borders and has not issued a recruitment notice to them.
According to this Chinese boss, because the Russian mobilization order is very wide, up to 60 years old, almost all reserves may be brought to Ukraine. This is why all the Russian employees of their company ran away because they are all young people, the right-age population for war.
He also expressed surprise and ridicule for some Chinese people to contact him to ask how to join the Russian army. He said that Russians are anxious to run out, and at this time, there are still Chinese people who want to join the army, thinking that these people may have some problems.
Another video was taken by a Chinese from Heilongjiang. His wife is Russian. They live in a small village in Russia.
According to the video he posted, Russia's mobilization of recruitment is indeed quite terrible. In the video, he showed " Bear Big " and " Bear Two " he played with, which were two fat Russian boys, saying that of course they were taken away by the mobilization order.
This is not counting, even his father-in-law was mobilized to leave.
And according to him, I thought there would be some training, but I was sent to the front line later, but the result was not the case. The reality was that I was sent to Ukraine in a very short time.
From the video, he is at most 30 years old, so his father-in-law is probably almost 50-60 years old. Such an Far East farmer was taken away by the recruits, which shows how strong Russia's mobilization is. Two Douyin videos published by Chinese people above
explain the current situation in Russia, which is basically a state of recruiting a large number of people to join the army.
Is it true that there is no training or that I am looking for some older people to join the army? There are many complaints in the Russian media.
Putin also publicly stated on September 29 that there were some problems with the recruitment and needed to be corrected immediately. However, judging from the current situation, many problems may be difficult to recover. For example, a group of people who have not undergone formal and effective training have been sent to the Ukrainian frontline. What kind of combat effectiveness can this have? It is very likely that it will become consumables.
This also confirms the reality recorded by the shooter of the first video: if Russian young people can run, they will run out, otherwise they will be recruited as the Chinese in the second video!
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