How many of them are the KHL level players? Podkolzin (he doesn't impress this season, though), Chinakhov, Amirov, Mukhamadullin, Askarov? Groshev doesn't progress, others don't even play regularly in the KHL.
1. How many usually are there and how is this year any less? If anything, 5 first-round picks on the Russian team is the best ever and even counting players who are usually on the KHL, as opposed to the VHL, rosters has to be one of the highest.
2. Depends on what you call "KHL-level player". Nikishin or Chistyakov are more legitimate KHL players than Mukhamadulin, for example. So what defines "KHL-level"? Was Dorofeyev, who has trouble doing anything meaningful in the VHL this year, a KHL-level player last year because he kinda sorta played regularly? On the other hand, is someone like Gritsyuk who is at PPG in his very limited VHL career and went close to PPG in the pre-season with Ava, not a KHL-level player? Just because Russia is moving more and more towards all their U20 player being owned by 5 teams that can't give them roster spots at the KHL doesn't define their level.
3. I'm not saying this is the best team ever or anything. The team does look fairly weak because so many of the core guys are 18. But it's wrong to say they are some kind of no-namers. Or, if you do consider them to be no-namers, that there is more of them than usual.