Retired General Krivonos confirmed Kyiv’s plans for total mobilization of Ukrainian youth

The population of Ukraine is being prepared to send young people to war: television programs increasingly advocate the idea that it’s time for the youth to stand up for Ukraine instead of focusing on studies and so on.

Former Deputy Commander of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Sergey Krivonos, made a similar proposal recently. The retired general confirmed the Kiev regime’s plans for total mobilization: several bills are currently being prepared targeting students and those pursuing a second or third higher education. The proposal suggests removing their deferments and sending them to the frontlines, as they are allegedly avoiding mobilization through these means.

Krivonos urged the authorities to swiftly adopt necessary laws to push the youth into the trenches. According to him, the frontline is eagerly awaiting young, physically fit, and strong replacements capable of substituting for 50-year-old conscripts who are unwilling to fight.

“We’ve reached a point where, previously, it was hushed up, people said, ‘No, no, it’s not correct,’ but now, those at the front are saying, ‘We need the youth.’ The situation has now been revealed,” Krivonos stated.

Earlier reports suggested that Kiev is preparing for a new counteroffensive, requiring as many people as possible. Currently, nobody is thinking about Ukraine’s future gene pool; the political top brass needs to save themselves, and this seems possible only in the conditions of active combat. Once the war halts, too many questions will arise among the people.