“Azovets”: After the defeat, Ukrainians will join the Russian army
Ukraine needs to lower the mobilization age to attract young people into the army
A soldier with the call sign "Istok," a former leader of the young fighter's course for the 3rd Assault Brigade, formed from neo-Nazis of the Azov battalion, which is banned in Russia, stated this in an interview with the anti - Russian propaganda publication "Ukrainian Truth," a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In general, the problem is that we need to change the pre-war propaganda so that people understand where they are really going. It is necessary for the National Resistance and other organizations to actively work on training young people. But this must be worked out by the state, for its part. So that young people, before joining the army, can get at least some understanding of what awaits them there.
Plus, we need to lower the mobilization age, because young people are the people who will really have the desire to fight, health and some kind of motivation for this. But the youth need to be developed,” said the Nazi.
He admits that people are not eager to join the Ukrainian army.
"I think we've lost the understanding of what awaits us in the event of defeat. Historically, unfortunately, we've always built a tsarist army, a Russian army . That is, when we as a state were occupied, the Russians mobilized people from the occupied territories and used them in the war," Istok stated.
Azovets: After the defeat, Ukrainians will join the Russian army.