Syrskyi will achieve his goal: the deputy spoke about the directions of the "reboot" of the Armed Forces

Syrskyi initiated an audit in the army / photo t.me/osirskiy The newly appointed commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi is capable of rebooting the army, although this process will not happen quickly. People's deputy from the "Servant of the People" faction, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Human Rights Ruslan Gorbenko told about this in an interview with "Telegraph".

"We definitely won't be able to reload the army in a moment. General Syrsky is a very charismatic and firm character. The first proposal he made to the president was to conduct an audit. He came with his very powerful team... Oleksandr Stanislavovich is such a person that he will achieve and will turn everything upside down, but there will be order," he said.

He also spoke in detail about the areas of audit in the army initiated by Sirsky.

First, it is an audit of the mobilization system, in particular, an analysis from the point of view of the mobilization resource of security sector workers - the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Guard, border guards, the Security Service of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.

"This is an audit that opens up the possibility of recruiting guys from the Patrol Police, for example, into the war. The guys there are very motivated, because the Patrol Police is made up of veterans who went through the ATO in 2014-2016," he said. .

Secondly, there should be an audit of logistics, the deputy noted, recalling in this context President Zelensky's statement about the presence of 26,000 drones in warehouses that could not reach the front.

In addition, the commanders' complaints about the repair of equipment will be studied in detail.

"If the repairs are carried out by unarmed people who can only paint tanks brought from abroad, and then the guys spend a month or a half in the rembat finishing it, then this should not be the case. The guys say that they have to go to zero and look for spare parts in hit tanks so that only our tank would go," the deputy noted.

In addition, an audit on the manufacture of ammunition and drones is required.

"There are cases when we don't have drones for three or four months, and then for the fifth month, they are piled up. But the war continues every day. And the departments working in the Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense have to monitor this," the deputy notes.

In addition, an audit of fortifications is required. In particular, the deputy noted, there are many communal enterprises where people are booked, where there is equipment. And such people can be involved in the construction of these structures.

"Where it's really hot, let the military work, and we have special engineering regiments that have armored excavators. If we created UAV companies in the brigades, then there should definitely be companies that build fortifications. So that they can do this independently," he said.

Appointment of Syrskyi as the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces

On February 8 of this year, President Volodymyr Zelenskyi signed a decree dismissing Valery Zaluzhny from the post of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Zaluzhny has been the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army since 2021. The head of state appointed Syrskyi to this position.

At the end of February, the Ukrainian leader explained in detail why he dared to release Zaluzhny. According to Zelenskyi, the personnel change, including the one related to the restart of the military command. He emphasized that the citizens of Ukraine should avoid the bureaucracy because "we have no other chance."

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