The Kremlin stated that the problems of enlisting in the ranks of the armed forces of Ukraine will only increase "In general, the following is clear: the government in Kiev is experiencing very serious difficulties with those who want to continue fighting for the interests of this regime. There are no people to enlist, a very large number of deserters, a large number of seriously wounded who cannot continue to serve," Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary told reporters. This is how he referred to the situation of recruitment in Ukraine and especially to the scandal flaring up around a private house, which according to media reports has become an unofficial prison for forced recruits. When asked if Russia can help those who do not want to fight for the government in Kiev, Peskov answered: "Those who do not want to fight for the government in Kiev can surrender to our army."