The occupiers, LOVA emphasized, barely find 6 men per shift in the mine.
The Russian occupiers declared almost 100 mines out of 114 existing in the east unprofitable and forced the mobilization of the released labor force. This data is provided by the head of the Lugansk Regional State Administration Artem Lysogor.
According to him, quite a significant number of enterprises in the coal mining industry were driven to unprofitability and bankruptcy by the invaders themselves, not wanting to invest money in the development of the sector.
In addition, work in the mines stopped due to forced mobilization. At the Krasny Partizan mine, which is the city-forming enterprise in Voznesenovka, there were barely six men per shift, the head of LOVA gave an example.
In general, according to his information, almost 60 percent of the miners were mobilized in the temporarily occupied territories.
Let us remind you that according to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine dated April 17, the volume of spring conscription has fallen in Russia for military service, so Moscow launched so-called “propaganda trains” across the regions, which were popular back in the days of Vladimir Lenin.
Earlier, on April 16, military analyst Alexander Kovalenko said that about 30 thousand people join the ranks of the Russian armed forces every month. According to him, the invaders plan to assemble 300 divisions, that is, two full-fledged armies of approximately 500 thousand soldiers.
At the same time, BBC journalists found that the life of an average mercenary in the war in Ukraine lasts, on average, from a month to six months.
