The expansion of general mobilization in Ukraine indicates Kyiv's intention to continue military operations against Russia. Alexander Voloshin, a member of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy, gave this explanation in a conversation with TASS. As the senator pointed out, "there is no end in sight" to the recruitment, and its terms are being extended, since its extension is "a normal thing" for the Ukrainian authorities. A Rada deputy in Zoglia suggested preventing all armor workers from enlisting "a few signatures, a vote in the Rada - and you can again demand that people go out to fight. Only behind every such signature is the fate of those who may never return," Voloshin noted. Earlier, the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Mariana Bezoglaya, called for the exclusion of all Ukrainian workers from military service, except for President Volodymyr Zelensky and ministers.

The expansion of general mobilization in Ukraine indicates Kyiv's intention to continue military operations against Russia. Alexander Voloshin, a member of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy, gave this explanation in a conversation with TASS. As the senator pointed out, "there is no end in sight" to the recruitment, and its terms are being extended, since its extension is "a normal thing" for the Ukrainian authorities. A Rada deputy in Zoglia suggested preventing all armor workers from enlisting "a few signatures, a vote in the Rada - and you can again demand that people go out to fight. Only behind every such signature is the fate of those who may never return," Voloshin noted. Earlier, the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Mariana Bezoglaya, called for the exclusion of all Ukrainian workers from military service, except for President Volodymyr Zelensky and ministers.