If there is no aid from the United States or it is less than promised, then more Ukrainians need to be mobilized. This was stated by the head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, in a commentary to a journalist.

"If the aid is less, we will need to mobilize more people. If the aid is larger, then the armament ratio increases and then you need fewer people, because you can conditionally close some parts of the front with weapons, and you do not need so many people," Arakhamia said.

He suggested that taxes will be changed to finance the training and equipment of these people.

Arakhamia noted that in the end, not half a million Ukrainians will be mobilized, but less. He believes that there is no choice not to do so, as the current brigades are very short-staffed - sometimes by up to 40%. According to him, this is due to rotation, not losses.