UP source says about 50,000 servicemen of all branches of Ukraine's Armed Forces are being transferred to Ground Forces
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Tue, 04 Feb 2025 10:08:32 +0200
Around 50,000 service members from all branches and types of troops will be transferred to the Ground Forces to reinforce combat brigades and initiate the rotation process under the order of Oleksandr Syrskyi, the CommanderinChief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, dated 11 January.
Source UP article 8 obvious and unknown facts about the transfer of specialists to the infantry UP analysis Quote A reliable source of UP in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine says that the transfer involves approximately 50,000 service members.
This accounts for 20 of all Ukrainian troops currently on the front line, based on figures reported by The New York Times.
Details The article, citing a UP source, notes that the purpose of such a large transfer is to start the first fullscale rotation in three years of war.
Quote We need to do this to launch the rotation mechanism.
The resources that are currently trained in training centres are only enough for minimal replenishment of units, not for the full support of the combat component.
And thanks to these movements between the troops, as well as recruitment, we will be able to do this.
We already have an approved rotation plan, the source told UP.
When asked whether the decision to launch the rotation mechanism was related to possible negotiations or a freeze on the front line, the source said no.
He said the Ukrainian army would be able to carry out rotations in the face of a major war.
Background Earlier, it was reported that in 2024 and early 2025, the soldiers of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine would be transferred en masse to the Ground Forces to replenish combat brigades.
The latest order from CommanderinChief Oleksandr Syrskyi on the transfer of personnel was received by the Air Force units on 11 January.
A Ukrainska Pravda source noted that more than 5,000 soldiers were to be transferred to the Ground Forces.
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