Due to the war in Ukraine, one of the biggest mass rebellions we have ever seen in the Russian army is taking place.
In fact, this situation is something we are used to because we have been witnessing rebellions in the Russian army since the first days of the war.
However, the escalating war environment, increasing failures in the process and some problems are fueling the fire of rebellion in the Moscow army.
Although Russian President Vladimir Putin or other officials do not openly admit that they are facing a manpower shortage, the inadequacies in the army have come to light.
In fact, the steps taken by the Kremlin to compensate for this manpower are evidence of the problems in the army.
Let's take a closer look at the problems in the Russian army and discover the ways the Kremlin administration is
taking to combat these problems.
Vladimir Putin is preparing to force the crossing by joining forces on the left bank of the Dnipro River.
For this purpose, 2,000 assault troops and nearly 300 speedboats have been deployed in the Kherson region.
However, many senior officers believe that the planned attack is a suicide mission.
Russian commanders are reluctant to send their troops and equipment into battle.
This reluctance in the army is even shared on social platforms.
Senior commanders and ordinary soldiers express their discontent, saying that they do not want to waste their lives.
The Ukrainian partisan network ATESH reports that it is closely following the situation.
The partisan network reports that preparations for the offensive are intensifying.
Commanders are constantly summoned to emergency meetings, then return late at night, pale and clearly anxious.
This increases tension in the troops, where no one fully understands what is happening.
Despite the escalation of psychological tensions, the military command continues to set suicide targets, further demoralizing the personnel.
However, the Russian soldiers' reactions to these targets are quite harsh.
The Russians, who do not want to fight, destroy speedboats and damage army property without blinking.
Moreover, this situation constitutes only a small part of the tragedy that is happening in the southern axis.
Last week, some Russian troops refused to advance in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Russian troops are abandoning Putin one by one.
