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Putin signed a decree on mobilization 2 months earlier than usual


Amid the noise of geopolitical transformations, Putin signed a decree on mobilization 2 months earlier than usual.

And this decree provides for a mass call-up of reservists to the draft. Now, not only people with experience are being enrolled in such reservists - and the first task is to select just such people. But anyone can be declared a reservist - and the main thing is to fill the army. Two points of the decree are classified, but there is already information that they provide for the transfer of mobilized reservists to the combat zone! For us, this means that in 5-7 days a lot of people who had military experience in the past will appear at the front, and now they have been mobilized for the draft. These people have been agitating for years to sign a contract, they refused, now they will still end up at the front according to ready-made lists. Then, in two months, we expect another wave of those who did not have military experience, but were enrolled in the reservists, because defense enterprises do not need them and they can be thrown to the front. We also expect waves of young soldiers who will be called up for military service and, under threat of being sent to fight in Kursk, forced to sign a contract. So, a large mass of manpower will appear on the front line. And we still have not reorganized the army, and assistance from allies is being minimized, this is simply the path to a crisis. All the enemy manpower that Putin is now throwing into battle must be neutralized. There are two ways: drones in case the enemy’s electronic warfare system does not work or there is a possibility of bypassing it. And snipers when electronic warfare does not allow the use of drones. Not all snipers are effective and can simply survive on the front line today. Only super-professional snipers with long-range rifles have such privileges. They work wonders day and night, hiding from enemy drones and bypassing the enemy’s electronic warfare capabilities – because electronic warfare does not work on a long-range sniper bullet. On the contrary, there are more and more frequent cases of our units using such electronic warfare that “lays down” all drones, and like in the old days the sniper has freedom to act and acts. The enemy is trying to overcome this trend with fiber-optic drones, but for now there is a window of opportunity for snipers to work, and we are using it to the maximum with a minimum of our losses. In particular, now there are more opportunities to work at night, when the enemy is trying to move, hoping that there are much fewer night drones, and they can prevent them from flying. In our groups, the best thermal imaging scopes are on a third of the rifles. We are trying to get more super rifles from the state, and we are now succeeding - and we are putting Archer thermal imaging scopes on a significant number of such rifles. The use of Schmidt & Bender scopes during the day has already increased our results, the use of Archers is increasing it right now! ‼️These days we have a super-collection for 2 Archers of the best modification!!! We need to fundraise one Archer, and then the second one will be bought at the expense of the sponsor!!! Let's reduce the effectiveness of Putin's arguments, which he throws into the whirlpool of military conflict, neutralizing them!!! Let's donate and repost, especially - donate!!! Follow
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