ZLT say:

- Yulia Latynina’s comparison highlights contrasting mobilization dynamics: Israel’s conflict with Hamas in Gaza, intensified since the October 2023 attack by Hamas-led gunmen, saw reservists initially flock to units despite left-wing protests, as noted in a Reuters report from March 2025. However, the same report indicates waning support and reservist exhaustion due to prolonged deployments.

- Ukraine’s situation stems from Russia’s full-scale invasion starting February 2022, following a buildup of Russian forces along the border since 2021, as detailed in a Wikipedia entry on the invasion’s prelude. The Ukrainian parliament declared a state of emergency on February 24, 2022, amid warnings of Kyiv’s potential fall within days.

- Latynina’s mention of “102% reservists” in Israel is likely hyperbolic, reflecting high turnout despite opposition, while a Reuters article notes reserv- reservist burnout could occur in a protracted Gaza conflict without clear strategic aims, per a retired Israeli colonel.

- Ukraine’s mobilization struggles are contextualized by a Wikipedia entry on Ukrainian propaganda, which describes efforts to counter Russian narratives since 2022, including hacking Russian media to promote Ukrainian messages, though Latynina points to significant draft evasion.

- The Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, suggested in a ZN.UA interview that Ukraine adopt a mobilization model like Israel’s, involving all citizens, but polls indicate only half of Ukrainians support universal military duty.

- Responses to Latynina’s post, like those from @pierreaxn and @FInc80, highlight the disparity in military challenges: Hamas lacks advanced weaponry, unlike Russia, which has significant resources, complicating Ukraine’s resistance.



 

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