After Russia announced a “partial mobilization order”, 1.5 million warm winter uniforms that were supposed to be sent to the front went missing. Figure: Re-photographing of ukrinform (file photo)
Russia has invaded Ukraine with its superior military power, but it has not progressed smoothly. The Russian army has been in a situation of insufficient supplies, medical care and ammunition for a long time. It is reported that the 1.5 million winter warm uniforms that Russia had originally sent to the front line disappeared, but the Russian army only claimed to be ” Misplaced”, but if it can’t be found in time, it will make the situation of Russian soldiers facing severe winter even more serious.
The post on Twitter account “@visegrad24” revealed that the winter uniforms that were supposed to be sent to the Ukrainian front line disappeared. These uniforms were sent to the Russian troops fighting in Ukraine, but Russian officials claimed that this was just a “misplaced” place. , will find out. The recent progress made by the Ukrainian military has revealed that the Russian military faces serious logistical problems.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that it had removed Deputy Defense Minister Dmitry Bulgakov from his post, just as Russia issued a partial military mobilization order. He is the highest-ranking general in charge of logistics in the Russian army. The Russian army occupied the port city of Mariupol in southern Ukraine in May this year. Miz Insev, 60, was sanctioned by the United Kingdom for his role in the siege of Mariupol. .
Agence France-Presse reported that the Russian military operations in Malibo and the recent military progress made by the Ukrainian army have exposed the serious logistical problems of the Russian army. Some analysts even believe that logistics is a vulnerable part of the Russian military, which has encountered many difficulties since the attack. After Russia issued a partial mobilization order on the 21st, the Russian army will face other logistical challenges. Hundreds of thousands of reservists report across Russia and will have to be recruited, equipped and trained before being dispatched to the field.
In addition, the British Ministry of Defense pointed out in the battle report on September 4 that in addition to dissatisfaction with the fatigue and heavy casualties of the battle, the dissatisfaction with the salary and remuneration of the Russian soldiers is the main problem. The Russian army in Ukraine did not get due remuneration. In addition to treatment, news of corruption at the top of the Russian military is often reported, and the corruption problem at the top of the military has also worsened the already low morale.