Source: https://
president.gov.ua/documents/3742
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Zaluzhnyi: Ukraine fights a larger enemy with bigger resources, so calls for mass demobilization during war are political populism. Combat readiness depends on a clear long-term mobilization strategy, public resilience, and a realistic plan built for demographic and economic

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Zaluzhnyi: Without reforming the army, reserve training, and the defense industry, “smart mobilization” will fail. Ukraine needs a new military doctrine focused on reducing human losses through technology. Demobilization becomes possible only after these reforms — not before.

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Zaluzhnyi: One mobilization model pays volunteers and shifts part of the war effort to private military companies. The second drafts the whole country into a transparent rotation system with fixed service terms, constant training, and an Israel-style model of permanent

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Zaluzhnyi: Ukraine needs drone protection systems to save manpower. Losses, war fatigue, and the demographic crisis make old mobilization models unsustainable. Modern war demands “smart mobilization” built around technology and long-term endurance. 12/

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Zaluzhnyi: More troops no longer automatically mean more strength. Mass mobilization under drone-dominated warfare can simply produce more losses. Modern war belongs to drones, while tanks and artillery lose the central role they held for decades. 11/

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Zaluzhnyi: Modern war erased the line between front and rear. Missiles and drones strike any target, anywhere. The whole country becomes the battlefield. Yet old mobilization models still push people into the highest-risk zones instead of strengthening infrastructure protection

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Zaluzhnyi: Modern war no longer needs masses of soldiers on the front line. Drones and robotic systems emptied much of the battlefield. Small teams now hold positions at their limit, while analysts, technicians, and drone operators work deeper in the rear. 9/

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Zaluzhnyi: New technology creates new weapons, new tactics, and then new military structures. Drone and robotic warfare already changes combat faster than armies adapt. 8/

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Zaluzhnyi: Mobilization and economic capacity decide wars. But combat power depends not only on manpower — it depends on technology, weapons, and how armies organize and use them on the battlefield. 7/

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