Dagbladet Highlights Desperation in Russia's Military Recruitment Efforts
Desperate Times for Russian Military Recruitment
Dagbladet highlights the growing concern in Russia as military recruitment struggles against the backdrop of heavy casualties in Ukraine.
Russia's Recruitment Crisis
Russia daily faces the loss of over 1000 soldiers in combat, prompting extreme measures to attract new recruits. Recent reports indicate that recruitment rates have dropped significantly, with officials acknowledging a 30 percent decline.
- Steep advertising campaigns are now in play to entice citizens into military service.
- Bonuses have surged by 400 percent in impoverished regions to draw potential soldiers.
Appeals to Vulnerable Populations
In a shocking twist, the military is allegedly targeting homeless individuals and recovering alcoholics for recruitment. This has led to questions about the sustainability of Russia's military efforts given the backdrop of such recruitment methods.
- Recruitment of homeless men has been documented, offering substantial financial incentives.
- Analysts warn that the ramifications of these desperate measures could alter the dynamics of the ongoing war significantly.
The recruitment tactics highlight the Kremlin's fear of initiating another mobilization, revealing the precarious state of Russia's military operations amidst ongoing warfare.
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