Rob Lee

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Possibly, but the mobilization-centric Soviet Army had a lot of officers waiting to lead units with mobilized reservists. The Russian Ground Forces deployed almost all of its officers to make up for personnel shortfalls in Feb-March. There aren't trained officers available. 8/ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Aug. 27, 2022 Deleted after 14 seconds Just a Typo

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Because Russia committed 80%+ of its ground forces at the beginning of the war, there wasn't a good Plan B if they ran into trouble. Most of the volunteers signed 3-6 month contracts, which will end soon. Manpower issues will get worse for Russia by the winter. 7/ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Aug. 27, 2022

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Possibly, but the Soviet Army had a lot of officers waiting to lead units with mobilized reservists. The Russian Ground Forces deployed almost all of its officers to make up for personnel shortfalls in Feb-March. There aren't trained officers available. 8/ https://t.co/6Eaf6b6WpA — PolitiTweet.org

@RALee85 In the end, they will be forced to declare some kind of mobilization. But it will be too late.

Posted Aug. 27, 2022