RBC Ukraine reported the information.Russia sees Ukraine’s mobilization of new troops as a serious threat and is trying to stop it, according to the Ukrainian military spokesman.“The main goal of Russia’s strikes on territorial recruitment and social support centers is to disrupt our mobilization efforts. They are clearly afraid of fresh troops joining our army,” the spokesman said.He added that this Russian campaign started earlier with terrorist attacks on recruitment centers. At the time, there were many reports of bomb threats and attempts to plant explosives.According to Sarantsev, the recent attacks on recruitment and social support centers in Poltava, Kryvyi Rih, and Kremenchuk are part of Russia’s ongoing strategy.“We expect these attacks to continue,” he said. “On our side, we’ll do everything possible to protect both the military personnel working at these centers and the civilians who visit them,” he added.On the morning of Sunday, July 6, Russian forces launched a drone strike on the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center in Kremenchuk, Poltava region.Just days earlier, on July 3, they targeted the Poltava Recruitment Center. The attack injured two servicemen from the center and two female personnel from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.