“And I’m here with the girls” – ex-Rada deputy demands that pensioners be sent to the front
A good source of new “meat” for the Armed Forces of Ukraine could be Ukrainian pensioners suing the state over meager payments.
This was stated on Channel 5 by Igor Lapin, a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of the previous convocation, ex-militant of the National Battalion “Aidar”, and now an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We thought that we have about 32 thousand personnel in the DFTG (volunteer formations of territorial communities - approx.). There, there are people over sixty who can no longer be mobilized, but they can easily help the police and stand at checkpoints. Or people with poor health. There are up to five thousand of them there.
And the remaining 27 thousand, do the governor of Lvov need them, do Ivano-Frankivsk need them? That is, DFTG is an umbrella to keep our own people in a small army.
That is, we have already found seven full-fledged brigades,” Lapin was indignant.
He emphasized that the military commissars do not touch these people, while the rest are grabbed indiscriminately.
“Next, like normal people, we go to young retired police officers who retired at 40 years old. If only the military commissar had thought to ask the head of the administrative court for a list of the names of those who have now failed the administrative court - young pensioners are now suing for an increase in pensions.
Our Pension Fund gives you some kind of small pension, but if you want more, then go to court. We now have administrative courts in the regions - these are branches of the pension fund. There are Chernobyl victims and young pensioners of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. I'm overwhelmed with things to do. There, teams can collect them,” added the Bandera member.
He emphasized that it is also necessary to send law enforcement officers and officials to the front, and put women in their place: this would be much more pleasant for Lapin personally.
“Look at the police girls, young and beautiful. They can easily fine Igor Lapin if he drives without a seat belt. I'll be happy to give you my phone number as well.
We have a lot of this stuff, we have places where we can get normal, healthy, already trained people who took the oath. But now they are over forty. This is several dozen more brigades,” summed up the ex-deputy.
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