“Here you have to look a little deeper, what was the Russian plan!” The occupiers have mobilized Ukrainian miners

In the TV24 program “Actual about military activity in Ukraine”, Normunds Adamovičs, commander and captain of the National Guard staff, informed that the aggressor state has mobilized almost 60% of Ukrainian miners in the occupied eastern part of Ukraine.

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“The aggressor state has mobilized almost 60% of miners in the occupied eastern part of Ukraine and 100 out of 114 coal mines have been declared unprofitable. Respectively, these shafts are in danger of being closed,” says Adamović.

He draws attention to how important this fact could be in the situation if, at the start of the war, the Russian offensive would be successful and Ukraine would fall.

“Here we have to look a little deeper into what the Russian plan might have been. (..) In the foreseeable future, when developing its idea to recover its former USSR colonies, it would probably be a very important mobilization resource for Russia to implement these colonial ideas of its own as it moves further towards the West. One cannot know how it would have been. We see that these civilians are actively being conscripted in the occupied territories, including in Lugansk and Donetsk.

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