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Is He Serious?
I'd like to think so - however ...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.They need to be trained better: I've always said that nothing should be ruled out - within reason. Putin rules nothing out so why should we?
No one seriously imagines that the Ukrainian army will manage to do what Russia is attempting: ie blast their way to victory by sheer force of numbers. But rather to attrit or outwit the enemy to the stage where his best or only option is withdrawal.
If all the able-bodied Ukrainians who have emigrated to other countries were to return and fight there would be no need to send other countries soldiers.
Why should the French risk their lives while Ukrainians live in safety?
In an analysis of figures from EU statistics agency Eurostat in November, BBC Ukrainian found that some 768,000 Ukrainian men aged 18-64 had left the country for the EU alone since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion. 21 Dec 2023
The average age of a Ukranian soldier is 43 years according to the times... which suggests they are running out of able young men. it does seem likely that western governments will have to consider this... all the equipment and ammunition in the world is useless without personnel.
is russia's strategy simply to bleed ukraine white?
The reason the average age is 43 is because the minimum age for draft has been 27. That is far too old.
As for French etc people dying while "Ukrainians live in safety" while agreeing that more Ukrainian to be drafted in, arguably it is the rest of Europe which lives in safety while Ukrainians die to keep the Bear out.
I don't think we'll see NATO troops in Ukraine but the mere suggestion of it does no harm
Well Ukraine suffers more then most owing to things like genocide and mass exodus of refugees. 🥺. Not to mention the mass kidnapping of children. Of course you can still be called up from the age of 18. It's registration for conscription that is affected and has been reduced to 25. So perhaps age wise it doesn't in Dave make a huge difference. Russia had gone the other way and increased the upper age limit
Lors d’une réunion des alliés de l’Ukraine, lundi à Paris, le président français a annoncé de nouvelles mesures pour fournir plus d’armes à Kiev, et a évoqué l’hypothèse d’un envoi de troupes occidentales à l’avenir.
mentions the idea of sending troops in the future
nothing to see here move on ( ou rien a voir, avancez)
The only Ukrainian I know of is aged early 30s & left early in the war, following on from his mother, wife and child, paying a 5,000 euro bribe (the going rate) to the border guard.
The mother btw has been back once for a 'holiday' to Kiev courtesy of the German government. They have place to stay, the child is in school.
Is he going back to fight ? Is he .... !