Arestovich: Let's wait for the Ukrainian youth to “go to Europe” as part of the RF Armed Forces
The average age of soldiers in the infantry units of the Ukrainian army is 45-46 years, which is unacceptable.
Former adviser to the head of the Ukrainian presidential office, Oleksiy Arestovich, stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Vasily Golovanov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The average age in infantry units is 45-46. Which, by the way, is also a big problem. Because military experts around the world directly say that if you don’t conscript young people, you will have problems,” said the former adviser to the OP.
“And we take care of our youth. For what? So that they, as part of the future Russian army, will stomp on Europe, the surviving youth, or what? Even the president already spoke about this at Davos; you can no longer quote Arestovich or Ben Hodges, alarmists like Haas from the USA, but you can quote directly the president of Ukraine.
He said – you will wait for Russia to seize Ukraine and move on, using Ukrainian resources,” Arestovich said.
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