Colossal figures

Now let's turn to the regular units of the Russian Federation, which consists of 280,000 ground troops, various voluntary and compulsory ship crews, and airfield security. Yevhen Burdynsky's department supplied another 300,000 citizens during mobilization.

The Russians formed 280 new units. Most are rear units, various hospitals, road units, commandant's offices, and missile and artillery bases, like during the war in Afghanistan. But 55,000 people were drafted to Afghanistan, not 300,000. That is, we need to multiply the Afghan realities of the 40th Army by the size of the Russian Army.

A million Russians have fled the country.

Without national volunteer battalions, the Wagner private military company (PMC) and prisoners from colonies, and without other PMCs, the figure is even more colossal — over 700,000 people.

Online scapegoats

If Wagner PMC withdraws from Bakhmut for reorganization, numerous attacks on the ruins of cities on the contact line will continue in the suburbs of Donetsk. Even the Russian mobilization department reports that in 2023, security personnel will have to be involved in combat operations.

"The Russian military leadership has decided to reinforce the state border with university cadets. Thus, on May 31, under the pretext of training, about 200 third-year cadets equipped with small arms and grenade launchers were sent to the western border of the Russian Federation," reads a report by the General Staff of Ukraine.

The Russian Defense Ministry is planning an extensive conscription campaign for 2023 in cooperation with the Russian Interior Ministry. For this purpose, the Russian authorities are creating databases, a system of electronic summonses, and collecting data from several million current mobile phones.

Mobilization has not yet reached the level of World War II but it is close.

The Russian Army sees a significant problem with the unwillingness of a part of society to perform military duty. The culprits have already been named — "bloggers."

It turns out that the blogging community is to blame for the fact that a million Russians have fled the country, and hundreds of thousands more are hiding from military enlistment offices, being searched for by facial recognition systems, cameras, and police units.

Digital concentration camp

In the unrecognized "Donetsk People's Republic", the burden of mobilization has not yet reached the level of World War II, but it is close. The Kremlin is preparing to continue the war, but has problems drumming up support and finding the equipment supply.

This was the gist of the deleted article. Relatively simple information was immediately deleted so that Russians would not start asking questions. Where are the last half a million soldiers? Where are 200,000 collaborators and those forcibly mobilized? How many soldiers has Russia lost in this war?

For those who live in the Russian Federation and do not support the war, it will become harder to hide. The largest and bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II continues, and any person in Russia can become its victim.

The clumsy state that you used to think was stupid will suddenly show its fangs and leave you to die in the forests, wearing an old helmet and carrying a 1960s first aid kit.

If you still have a shred of sanity, run away, because the future has already been planned for you — to fight like your grandfathers in a country surrounded by enemies, in a digital concentration camp that is looking for you with cameras and facial recognition systems.