Khmara: Mobilization plan directly depends on vision of the war that still needs to be formed, working it out with commander-in-chief, General Staff

Defense minister nominee Yevheniy Khmara discussed his approach to mobilization during a parliamentary questioning session. He emphasized the importance of comprehensively deciding on the mobilization process. Khmara highlighted the need to understand the military's current state, focusing on treating soldiers with respect, improving service conditions, and enhancing combat operations.

This includes aspects such as personnel selection, recruitment, equipment, training, weapon supply, combat experience, task execution, combat tasks, recovery, Khmara explained. Once this task is addressed, he stated, the mobilization plan comes into play. He stressed that the plan's foundation lies in the war's vision and strategy, which needs to be clearly defined and solidified.

Khmara mentioned that the commander-in-chief and the General Staff are currently working on formulating this vision. Following this, a report will be submitted to the president of Ukraine regarding the mobilization plan. He concluded by summarizing that once the plan is in place, further study will be conducted.