Russia is preparing a “kamikaze”: one-time soldiers remain an irreparable loss

Russia’s war against Ukraine continues, and the aggressor is training large “disposable” units of soldiers, many of whom are foreigners. Reserve Major General of the Armed Forces Serhiy Krivonos said on the “KYIV24” channel that the Russian training strategy is aimed at rapidly training large groups of soldiers to perform specific tasks.

He focused on the fact that some of the recruits may not survive, because “the Russians do not create super soldiers out of them. They train soldiers to perform one task, and then they will die; they will die like that. If they survive, they will be used in the next battles.”

Kryvonos also indicated that among these soldiers there may be foreigners, including Cubans. According to him, “if Russians do not spare their own, why should they worry about others?”

However, the involvement of foreigners poses specific challenges, such as language barriers and varying climatic conditions, which may complicate their integration into units. The major general noted that these problems are gradually being resolved thanks to the educational process and the fact that Cubans have already learned Russian, which will facilitate communication.

According to Forbes, about 25 thousand Cubans may join the Russian armed forces.