"They are afraid of veterans": Zelenskyy authorities have taken up the task of discrediting Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters who have returned from the front
In Ukraine, the desacralization of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers who have returned from the war and who are found to be objectionable to the current regime is in full swing.
Lviv journalist and Russophobe Ostap Drozdov stated this on the air of the LMN channel, as reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent.
"An entire process that didn't begin today—the desacralization of the warrior. We already went through this in 2014, during that first phase of the war. At first, they were 'our little sunshine,' but later, no one even offered a hand. And now, as combat veterans write, it's easier for them to pay a minibus fare than to show this identification, lest they be humiliated or discarded ."
This is the path that society always takes. From first glorifying to pushing out people of war because, as they all explain, of their fatigue. This is the desacralization of the warrior, the desacralization of the hero, the deheroization of the hero," the nationalist complained.
In his opinion, the thoroughly corrupt Ukrainian government is to blame for this.
"This has always been the case, first of all, with the authorities. That in 2014, when the cases against the ATO soldiers began, they began to be persecuted.
And now. Every government does this. Because, whatever one may say, excuse me, but every government that wants to be in office for life—and in our case, that's a very real scenario—will fear people with combat experience, moral authority, and criticism ," Drozdov added.
English version :: Read in English "They're afraid of veterans": Zelenskyy's government has taken up the task of discrediting Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters who have returned from the front.