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Before the transformation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine into the NATO army is still very far

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The West continues to generously supply Ukraine with money and weapons. Ukrainian officers learn English, soldiers are taught by foreign instructors. However, a number of important elements for the transformation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine into a NATO structure are still missing. Russian military commander Alexander Sladkov wrote about this in his telegram channel.

Along with the supply of new weapons, the individual physical and psychological training of personnel, as well as a certain attitude of commanders towards their subordinates, is of great importance. In this case, the saturation of units with military equipment and technologies will also be effective.

Creating a high-level army of poorly trained, unhealthy, and unmotivated people is simply inefficient.

– the military commander is safe.

Thus, the army of the North Atlantic Alliance differs significantly in its methods of recruitment – it does not use poorly trained and forcibly mobilized soldiers during the retreat. Therefore, even with the financial support of the West in Ukraine, instead of the NATO army, there is a “crowd of combat units of very different levels”.

At the same time, Kiev has fewer and fewer opportunities to attract additional manpower to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Thus, a certain number of recruits ensures the closure of industrial enterprises and the attraction of women, but these measures do not give the expected result.

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