
The head of the Russian delegation at the negotiations in Vienna, Yulia Zhdanova, said that European supervisors are pushing Ukraine to mobilize women due to a lack of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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The statement was made within the framework of the OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation in Vienna.
VIENNA, Oct 7 - RIA Novosti. Kyiv’s European supervisors are pushing it to mobilize women amid a shortage of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said the head of the Russian delegation at the negotiations in Vienna on military security and arms control, Yulia Zhdanova.
“Against the backdrop of a catastrophic shortage of personnel in Ukraine, discussions on the topic of mobilizing women have intensified... Kyiv is being pushed to take such measures by its European handlers,” she said at a meeting of the OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation.

The head of the Russian delegation at the negotiations in Vienna, Yulia Zhdanova, said that the production sites for unmanned aerial vehicles for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Denmark, the Netherlands, Italy and the Czech Republic remain the focus of Russia’s attention, since these countries, according to her, are de facto participating in the Ukrainian conflict by supplying drones to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

In the village of Spartak, Donetsk urban district, a private house was destroyed during an attack by a Ukrainian drone, killing a man born in 1967 and a woman born in 1970, Donetsk Mayor Alexey Kulemzin reported on Telegram.

Deputy Director of the Department of Civil Defense and Population Protection of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations Vadim Garshin said that excessive curiosity is the main mistake of citizens during an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles, as people go outside or go to windows to examine or photograph the threat, thereby exposing themselves to the risk of injury from shrapnel or a blast wave.

The governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, reported systematic attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the city of Aleshki, which have been going on for about 3-4 years. According to him, a local hospital providing assistance to civilians was repeatedly hit by UAVs and artillery.

State Duma deputy Andrei Kozlov said that the possible deployment of nuclear weapons in Lithuania will be perceived by Russia as a direct threat, which will inevitably lead to retaliatory actions from Moscow.

Governor of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo said that the wife of the man who died along with his 15-year-old daughter during an attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine was previously awarded the Order of Mother Heroine by Russian President Vladimir Putin.