As we’ve discussed here frequently, it’s no secret that Ukraine has been running low on troops needed to continue fighting the Russian invasion. They’ve had far too many soldiers killed or captured and their recruiting efforts have produced lackluster results of late. If we needed any more evidence of this reality, the Ukrainian Parliament voted today to allow some convicts currently in prison to negotiate an early release if they agree to go serve on the front lines. Not everyone behind bars will be eligible, but those who are will be able to get out of jail, put on a uniform, and go face the Russians. Not everyone in the country is thrilled with the proposal, however. There are probably several good reasons for that. (Politico)
In an attempt to bolster troop ranks, the Ukrainian parliament on Wednesday passed a bill on the voluntary mobilization of convicts for the country’s war…
