Ukraine's mobilisation reserve is running out: Russia spreads new fake

This was reported by the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security.

"Ukraine's mobilisation reserves are rapidly running out, there is panic among men of mobilisation age, and those who were captured on the street leave the impression of a scantily attired rabble," such theses are being spread by propaganda media.

In fact, such statements are aimed at disrupting mobilisation in Ukraine: "the war has already been lost", "no one wants to fight anymore", and those "captured on the streets" are sent to the front "untrained" and "without proper equipment".

Referring to a poll conducted in February 2024, the Center for Strategic Communications writes that most Ukrainians believe in victory and are ready to endure the war for as long as it takes. 

• Russian propaganda is spreading the fake that the alleged departure of former army commander-in-chief Zaluzhnyi to the UK is connected to his intention to take the presidency and his high ratings, which scare the current president Zelenskyy.