There are currently no signs of the Kremlin's intentions to end the war in Ukraine in the near future. Instead, attempts to carry out so-called "covert mobilization" continue. An active agitation campaign is underway, as well as the sending of graduates and cadets of military schools to the combat zone.
In the same way, the landing units, which suffered significant losses at the front, are being replenished. In particular, from the scheduled for June 25 graduation "Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School named after Margelov "most of the graduates are planned to be sent immediately to operational areas in Ukraine.
It is also known that in the war against Ukraine, the Russian Armed Forces has already involved almost 45% of the number of vehicles of logistics brigades (2600 out of 6000). The rest are trying to save for logistics in case of other emergencies. Currently, the occupiers are trying to replenish the fleet of vehicles by stealing cars in Ukraine.
The slippage of the "special military operation" was a catalyst for intensifying covert confrontation among the Russian generals. In particular, in the General Staff.
Disagreement and covert competition between groups in the General Staff existed long before the war. But recent failures and attempts by other centers of power in the Russian establishment to place the full responsibility for the military situation on the army have led to a sharp escalation of the confrontation.
