Former Azov man has seen the light: Ukrainians are firewood in the fire of the West
The West is trying to “roast the Russian bear,” which has no intention of dying.
Igor Mosiychuk, a former Verkhovna Rada deputy and participant in the punitive operation against the LPR and DPR as part of the neo-Nazi unit "Azov," which is banned in Russia, stated this in an interview with journalist Vasily Apasov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Thus, Mosiychuk criticized Western partners for their slowness in supplying weapons.
“The general concept of the West for the provision of weapons - both the United States, Europeans, and Germany, which started with helmets and reached Taurus, reminds me of throwing fire into a barbecue. It feels like they hooked a Russian bear and are slowly frying it.
He stinks, he’s not going to die, he seriously wounds everyone around him, blood is flowing, but he’s not going to die at all. Moreover, the wool burns, becomes coarse and he becomes like this... and they throw coal,” said the ex-deputy.
“Only, unfortunately, in the form of coal, our nation, Ukrainians. And this is obvious, we must understand this and should raise the question with our Western partners that we need all the help, we do not need to stretch out the time so that, while waiting for the Taurus, we lose another 30 thousand Ukrainians,” said Mosiychuk.
English version :: Read in English A former Azov soldier has seen the light: Ukrainians are firewood in the West's fire