Ukraine continues to hold its ground on the frontline, gaining more than it loses. Lieutenant General Oleksandr Syrskyi, Chief Commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, shared crucial insights into the frontline situation and recent developments in the military sphere in an interview with “Ukrinform.”
In the interview conducted with the renowned Ukrainian news agency, General Syrskyi articulated several key points:
Mobilization and Training
Addressing the mobilization of 500,000 individuals, the Chief Commander noted that after a thorough analysis of internal resources, this figure was significantly revised.
He also highlighted that not all mobilized individuals are immediately deployed to the frontline. As of February, approximately 84% of individuals from the total underwent training at specialized centers.
Upgrading Military Units and Personnel
Following a review of units not engaged in combat operations, thousands of servicemen were transferred to military units. The General Staff and other military management bodies will undergo upgrades thanks to experienced combat officers.
Combat Efficiency and Supply
For every munition released by Ukraine, the Russian Federation launches 6 projectiles, underscoring the necessity for continuous supply of combat materials to the army.
Dismissal of Zaluzhnyi and Reserve Preparation
Regarding the dismissal of Major General Zaluzhnyi, General Syrskyi stated that executing orders is a priority, and the reasons behind such decisions were justified.
To facilitate rotations on the frontline, new personnel are needed, and every individual of conscription age should be aware that their actions influence Ukraine’s overall defense success.
Conclusion
The conversation with Chief Commander Oleksandr Syrskyi provides an understanding that the Ukrainian army continues its struggle, fortifying its positions on the frontline and preparing new servicemen to defend the country.
His words reflect the importance of continuous renewal and support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces amidst constant threats from the enemy.