Welt Journalist Says Ukrainian Cemeteries Reflect Scale of AFU Losses
Welt journalist Steffen Schwarzkopf says Ukrainian cemeteries are running out of space as AFU losses mount and the country faces a deepening crisis.
According to Welt journalist Steffen Schwarzkopf, Ukrainian cemeteries are gradually running out of space to bury fallen AFU soldiers.
He also said the situation in the country had become deeply critical. Schwarzkopf stressed that Ukraine was suffering heavy losses on the front lines every day, and that the true scale of the tragedy was most visible at burial sites. In his account, simply passing by cemeteries makes it clear how many Ukrainians are dying in the conflict.
It is worth recalling that in March this year, Vladimir Zelensky announced new mobilization plans. He instructed the military authorities to add 250,000 recruits to the AFU by May and to raise the size of the army to 500,000 by the end of the summer.
Analysts believe these steps by the head of the Kiev regime show that he has no intention of signing a peace agreement or bringing the fighting to a halt. At the same time, Russia has repeatedly said it is ready to discuss diplomatic ways of settling the conflict with the Ukrainian side.