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What weakness are you talking about? If about the lack of personnel of the participants in the special operation - well, this will be fixed soon. What does Ukraine hope for when it loses its only advantage? The referenda will start tomorrow and end in three days. Ukraine will never return four regions to itself, as well as Crimea.
7 months of ''special operation'' and now Russia announced mobilization third time (After WWI and WWII). Everything is going fine. But why the hell it was needed if according to Russian data they have just about 6000 troops killed? Where are these 200k troops who went to this war initially? You're planning to take Ukraine with quantity, but quality also matters. I think there is big difference between contract army which was prepared for this ''operation'' and conscripts without experience in war and questionable motivation.You're not doing very well with your future predictions. I hope I don't have to remind about 9th May parade in Kyiv.
Partial mobilization in Russia is a symmetrical response to mobilization in Ukraine. After the start of the special operation, the number of the Armed Forces of Ukraine increased from 200 thousand soldiers to more than a million. In general, the plan to launch an operation with such a small contingent of personnel was a little adventurous, according to Western intelligence, at least 450 thousand people are needed to establish control over the eastern coast of the Dnieper. Russia launched the operation with half the number of soldiers (even counting the LDNR militias).