Ruslar Ukrayna'da ölmekten bıktı

The pace of recruiting contract soldiers into the Russian army has fallen by 20% compared to 2025. German researcher Janis Kluge writes about this in his analysis He estimates that after a relatively stable year in 2024, the pace of recruitment began to decline, and the trend only intensified during 2025-2026. Özellikle belirli dönemlerde önceki aylara göre yüzde 20 civarında azalma yaşandı Bilginin kaynağına bağlı olarak, 2025'in ilk çeyreğinde Rusya'da işe alım oranı günde 1.000 ila 1.200 kişi arasında değişiyordu. 2026 yılının ilk çeyreğinde bu rakam günde 800 ila 1000 kişi arasında değişiyordu According to the analyst, he was able to add several regions to the sample, which now covers 40 regions, or 47% of the Russian population, despite the fact that one region stopped publishing data (Kirovsky) and another was excluded because it publishes only the amount of recruitment costs and compensation for wounded or dead soldiers “While this increased the reliability of the data somewhat, it did not lead to a noticeable change in recruitment estimates. The size of regional recruitment bonuses fluctuated at the end of 2025 as many regions tried to balance their budgets and/or did not need additional recruits to meet their quotas “As for the regions that are increasing their allowances, it is safe to conclude that recruitment is not going according to plan and that the slower recruitment is not the result of lower targets set by the Ministry of Defence,” added Kluge