In Ukraine, where Russia is continuing its military invasion, the Ukrainian army is intensifying its reversal offensive in the east, and the Deputy Defense Minister has expressed his willingness to liberate all of Kharkiv Oblast.
The Ukrainian army has continued to counterattack in the south, and there is a view that the morale and combat capabilities of the Russian army are declining.
The Ukrainian army is intensifying its reversal offensive in the eastern Kharkiv province, and Deputy Defense Minister Marial told Reuters on the 13th, ``It is too early to say that this region is under our full control, but we are working towards achieving it. It's underway," he said, demonstrating his willingness to liberate the entire state.
In an interview with independent media on the 13th, the governor of the neighboring eastern Luhansk province, Haidai, said that the Russian army had withdrawn from some areas of the Luhansk province, where the Russian army claimed control of the entire area in July. I showed you my point of view.
Ukrainian forces have continued to counterattack in the south, and an American think tank, the War Research Institute, said in an analysis on the 12th that, based on satellite imagery, almost all military vehicles were found at the Russian frontline base near the city of Kherson. has withdrawn.
"They are making significant gains in the Kherson region, steadily undermining the morale and combat capabilities of the Russian forces in the region," it said.
Under these circumstances, the Russian parliament is beginning to say that the people should be mobilized to secure the military force.
Of these, a group of ruling party lawmakers passed a revised bill on the 12th that would allow parents with three or more minor children, who are not currently allowed to register as reserves, if they wished. submitted to the House of Representatives.
However, the Putin administration seems to want to avoid issuing a general mobilization order, as it could cause a backlash from the public. No,” he denied.