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Yeah but all that has to be levied against what the public and non-wartime economy can bear.
If mobilization is more universal, then it stands to reason even more people will flee and be drafted.  After that who stocks shelves or drives trucks or works in factories?
Without a workforce, Putins blunder starts having very real daily inconveniences for even his most zealous supporters.
They're gonna need winter camouflage or else they'll stick out like boogers on a white wall. >

That's the point. They use cannon fodder to see where Ukrainians are shooting from so that the Russian artillery can target them >

except thanks to HIMARS that had kinda been neutralized quite some time ago. Since HIMARS outranges Russian batteries. Ukraine opens up on mobniks, Russia returns fire, maybe the Ukranian artillery is damaged by a lucky shot instead of an inaccurate shell from a worn out Russian barrel, but a nearby HIMARS will counter fire and eliminate the Russian artillery anyway.
Cannon fodder only works to draw out artillery if you don't have counter fire waiting for you. Like a pawn in chess protected from capture by a knight. >

You talking as if there's a HIMARS stationed every few kilometers. >

Between the HIMARS, M270, German MARS and the French M270s, there are absolutely enough to be stationed every 30/40 kilometers >

I guess you have a point. >

According to Ukrainian Minister of Defence, to achieve the required mobilization figures, Russia is about to prevent recruitment age men from leaving the country and declare martial law. >

I hope Putin and his government pays for all of this. But the video was right, many will pay restitution for decades. That is good but is not enough.
I want to see Russian officials tried and sent to jail over this. >

Help me understand the restitution part. How do we suppose it will come about that restitution will be paid? Who will make Russia do this? >

It will likely be done in a similar manner to WWII reparations, assets and land will be seized and their population will be required to produce for Ukraine. >

World War II reparations 

After World War II both West Germany and East Germany were obliged to pay war reparations to the Allied governments, according to the Potsdam Conference. Other Axis nations were obliged to pay war reparations according to the Paris Peace Treaties, 1947. Austria was not included in any of these treaties.

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Kind of crazy that US, UK, And France received 70% of those reparations when so many countries were devastated in the War. Also America alone received 28% of that money but seemed to be the least impacted as far as damage to the country. These figures do not show the money given to Israel for the Jewish people that were killed during the war. I’m concerned that Nato and Un have become such a controlling world force. For example who decides what country pays Reparations for damages cause by war. The US (nato) war on Iraq for example was initiated under false pretenses, but the US was not forced to pay reparations. I wonder who would tell a nato country to pay reparations. In a world where we are concerned that a two party system of government is ineffective, why are we so comfortable with having the worlds war machine by a single entity, driven by a single nation (US), backed by like the minded super powers of the world. That’s not democracy. >

It's unavoidable, if Russia plans to wage war any longer.