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Ukraine's President's Office says the country must conscript a minimum of 30,000 people each month to continue fighting Russia's invasion.
Ukraine's President's Office stated the country must conscript a minimum of 30,000 people each month to continue fighting Russia's invasion, a bare minimum for maintaining troop levels.
Thirty thousand per month means Ukraine is losing roughly that many people—either killed, wounded, or removed from service—just to stay in place. It's a casualty rate that defines the scale of attrition. Sustaining that mobilization politically is as much a constraint as the military numbers; conscription at that scale creates civilian pressure.
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