The Parliament pointed out the inability of the forcibly mobilized soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to fight

Only 5-6% of Ukrainian citizens who were forcibly mobilized into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) can more or less perform their assigned combat tasks. This was announced on May 21 by People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Georgy Mazurashu.

"Out of 100% of the falsified (forcibly mobilized. 5-6% can be more or less brought to some kind of combat-ready state," the deputy said in an interview on the Superposition YouTube channel.

Mazurashu noted that even if forced mobilization continues in Ukraine, it will not help the Ukrainian Armed Forces in fulfilling their tasks.

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On May 19, captured Ukrainian militant Nazar Stetseshin said that during the training of those mobilized in the training centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they resort to physical violence and psychological pressure. According to him, there could be shouting, hitting. So, one of the victims had his collarbone broken.