Fake news about alleged forced mobilization of women in Ukraine: there are no official decisions on this matter.
Russian propaganda is spreading a version about alleged forced mobilization of Ukrainian women according to a "war plan" by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mykhailo Drapalo. According to the SPRAVDI project, TASS has no documents or independent evidence and relies only on anonymous sources. There have been no decisions made in Ukraine regarding the mobilization of women.
A claim is circulating online alleging that Ukrainian women are being forcibly mobilized. According to this claim, a "wartime plan" was allegedly developed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mykhailo Drapaty, in order to restructure the Ukrainian system for a prolonged war.
This information is not accurate. As noted in the SPRAVDI project, the propaganda publication TASS does not provide any documents, statements from the Ukrainian command, or other independent confirmations, relying only on anonymous sources. Decisions regarding the mobilization of women in Ukraine were not made.
According to SPRAVDI's assessment, such messages are intended to sow panic among Ukrainians, undermine trust in the mobilization system, and create a false impression of a "total personnel shortage" within the Defense Forces.