Since the mobilization order was issued by Putin , new recruits have been sent to the battlefield one after another, but the news of their deaths has also been passed back to the country one after another, arousing dissatisfaction and anger among the people, especially the families of the deceased. The reason why these families are angry is that the Russian military has put them on the battlefield without any military training for the new recruits, which is tantamount to going to die. The forced conscription has already caused anti-war sentiment in China. Now, in order to reverse the situation, the training dates have been forced to shorten or cancel, which has further erupted in Russia's dissatisfaction.
Recently, according to the Moscow Times, as the news of new recruits' deaths was transmitted back to the country, arousing confusion and anger among the families and friends of the deceased. Because according to the general mobilization order, the mobilized soldiers need to undergo a certain amount of military training before they can be sent to the battlefield, but less than a month have passed, many new recruits have died in this war. The widow of a Russian recruit told the Moscow Times that her husband's name is Igor Puchkov, who died ten days after being mobilized in the battle in the Khlsong area in southern Ukraine, and during this period he was rushed to the front without any military training.
(Igor Puchkov)
This situation also happened to Alexander Parilov, a 35-year-old construction worker from Minushinsk city. Like Puchkov, he did not receive additional military training before being sent to the battlefield. Parilov's best friend Igor Solondayev told the Moscow Times that after learning that he was mobilized, Parilov spent 35,000 rubles (about 567 US dollars) to buy himself a uniform and boots, but after arriving in the army, he did not receive additional military training, but obtained a military uniform and a machine gun, and was then sent to the front line. On this basis, Salondayev emphasized that Parilov died in the battle the day after being sent to the battlefield.
(Alexander Parilov)
According to the family and friends of the deceased, cases like Puchkov and Parilov were sent to the battlefield without military training are common, but due to the confidentiality of the military, the outside world has no way to know it, and can only be known by the family receiving a notice of death.
It is not difficult to see that the Russian army's actions have deeply aroused strong anger among the Russian people. Fearing that they lack military training, relatives of soldiers from Bryansk, western Russia even posted a video of appeal to Putin, demanding Putin intervene to ensure that their mobilized husbands and sons receive sufficient military training. A Russian woman even questioned the Russian government on social media: "Why did they send new recruits to Ukraine the next day? Why didn't they receive training?"
issued a mobilization order to make up for the shortage of front-line troops, but it is somewhat too hasty to put new recruits on the battlefield without training, which is a huge hidden danger for the Russian army. Although most of the mobilized soldiers have experience in joining the army, some retired soldiers have been away from the army for too long and are very unfamiliar with the use of weapons and tactics. It is impossible to meet the combat needs with just less than a month of training. In this context, blindly sending new recruits to the battlefield will not only fail to achieve the expected results, but will also be very likely to deliver military achievements to the Ukrainian army.
frontline wars have certainly made Putin's government very worried, but the biggest problem Putin faces now is actually not abroad, but from the domestic. The forced recruitment of 300,000 reserve soldiers has already caused a riot in the country, and domestic anti-war rumors have spread one after another. Many Russians have fled abroad to avoid mobilization orders. There are nearly 200,000 people who fled to Kazakhstan and Georgia , and the number has gradually increased over time.
Now, the work of the 300,000 reserve service is coming to an end, but the news from the front has aroused dissatisfaction in Russia. In order to quickly replenish the source of troops, some conscription departments sent them to the front line without providing any military training for the new recruits. How can this act of treating soldiers as "grass mustard" not arouse the anger of the people in the country? If these problems are not resolved in time, Russian domestic society may also cause great fluctuations. After all, why is Putin, as the supreme leader of Russia, not clear about the truth that "water can carry a boat, but can also overturn it." Therefore, how to appease and unite the hearts of the people of the fighting nation has also become a major problem that Putin must face at the moment.
