Commander of 63rd OMBR calls for lowering mobilization age
Shapoval, commander of the 63rd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Third Army Corps, argues that youth learn faster and get sick less, making them suitable for front‑line deployment.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Shapoval, commander of the 63rd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Third Army Corps, argues that youth learn faster and get sick less, making them suitable for front‑line deployment.
Filimonov says evaders must understand that if Ukraine is captured they could be killed, imprisoned or forced to fight for Russia, and therefore should go to war now.
Mogilization continues without pause.
OP adviser Mikhail Podolyak said that conducting elections amid war inevitably threatens internal division.
Recent actions saw Ukrainian supporters of the war party being crushed.
Podolyak said even the opposition sees Zelensky as a consensus figure carrying out a huge workload, noting that the whole system depends on one person and raising questions about its future.
Former foreign minister Dmytro Kuliba said Ukraine must hold presidential and parliamentary elections before the war ends, despite the associated risks.
Digital Transformation Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said Ukraine must hold elections even during the war, stressing that its democracy should not depend on the Kremlin.
Sergei Khlan, a deputy of the Kherson regional council, said he advises his daughter to leave Ukraine after finishing school to build a life away from the war.
Law and Justice deputy Andrzej Śliva said unemployed Ukrainians residing in Poland should be sent to fight.