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Apostol says Air Assault Forces can fulfil assigned tasks

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Ukraine's Air Assault Forces commander Oleh Apostol said personnel replenishment had not changed significantly. Units on the most difficult sections of the front receive priority for reinforcements.

Ukraine's Air Assault Forces have enough resources to carry out their assigned tasks, commander Oleh Apostol said in response to journalists' questions about mobilisation rates, according to LIGA.net.

Apostol said the personnel replenishment situation had not changed significantly and that reinforcements were being directed to brigades on critical sectors of the front. He described the forces' current resource situation as not critical for carrying out their tasks.

He cautioned that increasing personnel numbers alone does not always deliver results if a unit has systemic problems. LIGA.net's report did not specify the number of personnel arriving, numerical replenishment rates or the Air Assault Forces' staffing requirements.

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