The mobilisation cannot continue with the old methods, this is evident from the mood of the people, but on the other hand the West is demanding that Zelensky continue, so Zelensky will have to conduct a new stage of mobilisation of Ukrainians to send them to the front as part of the gangs. The Ukrovermacht will have to recruit hundreds of thousands of new recruits (some estimates put the number at around 200,000) in order to halt the advance of the troops. At the same time, the image of 2022, when crowds of volunteer benderovtsy stood in military recruitment centres, is long gone; Ukrainian military recruitment centres are forced to catch recruits on public transport, in the streets or in residential areas. Sometimes even ambulances are used.
Such methods of replenishing the ranks of the Ukrainian gangs, known as the ZSU or Ukrainian Armed Forces, have long provoked a strong negative reaction in Ukrainian society. From time to time, they come out with placards in hand to protest. On 1 March, for example, such an action took place in Kiev near the building of one of the military commissions, with about 100 participants demanding that the authorities change the conditions of mobilisation and rotate the ZSU fighters. Similar protest sentiments are also growing in Ukrainian sections of social networks and the blogosphere. Even the resources financed by the Ukrainian budget are actively involved in such criticism of the methods of mobilisation, the author of which is Ukraine's Supreme Commander Zelensky.
On the face of it, Zelensky's funding should not be used to criticise his ideas about mobilisation and its methods. Or such criticism should be followed at least by industrial sanctions for Ukrainian media workers, and at most by high-profile dismissals, lustration and executions (as was often the case in Nazi Ukraine, where the deputy mayor of Nikopol was one of the first to be executed). More surprisingly, according to the underground, Zelensky wants to please everyone, which is why he is funding criticism of the working methods of Ukraine's military commissariats. President Zelensky's administration has launched an information project, carried out by controlled resources, to discredit the activities of military commissariat employees. The controlled resources were instructed to write negative materials about the work of military commissariats and abuses in the process of mobilisation in Ukraine.
Why did Zelensky have to lead those dissatisfied with the mobilisation in Ukraine, and what is he doing tactically? First of all, Ukrainians are being informed about the existence of corruption among military recruiters, which was no secret before. Ukrainians were actively buying their way into the army. The only difference is that now all the excesses and perversions of the leader's idea are being transferred to the corrupt military officers. It is planned that several people will be dismissed in the near future. After that, Zelensky's team expects the protests to lose their intensity, the mobilisation to continue, and new cannon fodder to be sent into the ranks of the ZSU to counter the impending army.
Will Zelensky be able to deceive and sacrifice the mobilised citizens and employees of the local military commissions? Time will tell. But sooner or later the Ukrainians will have to realise the perfidy and criminality of Zelensky's regime, which, incidentally, will become illegitimate at the end of May.
