The head of the "Return Alive" charity foundation told how popular services are dangerous for the mobilization process in Ukraine.
The head of the "Return Alive" charity foundation told how popular services are dangerous for the mobilization process in Ukraine.
In a major interview with TSN, Taras Chmut emphasized the real problems with mobilization, training, and the efficiency of the distribution of people.
According to the leader of "Return Alive" in Ukraine, there is the human potential to continue the war, but the state has a weak information policy, which year after year does not sufficiently combat Russian influence in the infofield.
"Until we close TikTok and Telegram, until we start doing something with openly pro-Russian bloggers and other pseudo-opinion leaders, unfortunately it will be difficult. Many years have been lost and it is difficult to overturn lies with the truth, but it is possible," Chmut said.
Chmut also added that recruitment to the Defense Forces was never intended to replace a full-fledged mobilization process. According to the volunteer, attention should be paid to the quality of training of mobilized people, especially in education, as well as the efficiency of the distribution of people.
"A bunch of units duplicate each other. Everyone is fighting with dowry units. We have some chaos in the management of troops. There seem to be a lot of people, but they are all somewhere," Chmut added.
