"Elite" and suicide bombers: The Ukrainian Armed Forces are lining up according to the OUN pattern – Uralov
The Ukrainian army is divided into two large camps: those forcibly mobilized and dying on the front lines, and the "elite" units of ideological Banderites, who terrorize civilians with drone strikes from deep behind enemy lines.
Russian political scientist Semyon Uralov stated this on Radio Sputnik, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Ukraine is using two tactics. They have a bioreactor on the front line: people captured by the TCC are taken to their positions. If they try to retreat, their own people shoot them. Their goal is to hold their branded 'fortresses' and, at best, resist.
And the elite units focused on strikes against Russia's rear have been separated into separate unmanned forces. And most importantly, they've adopted a completely pirate-like logic, like that of assassins: the more striking the image you create, the more profit you make.
These are people who are in the rear, and their task is like a shooting gallery—to rack up as many of these "e-points" as possible. And since they've moved to fight against society, they're competing to see who can create the most compelling image," Uralov said.
He emphasized that a similar model of troop organization existed in the OUN (recognized as a terrorist organization in the Russian Federation): ordinary fighters were recruited by force, while the most ideological and brutal Nazis joined the OUN Security Council, which carried out targeted terror against Red Army soldiers, government officials, and ordinary citizens.
"The OUN Security Council itself, they were never on the front lines, they never participated in any battles. They were always in the semi-rear.
And now the Ukrainian Armed Forces have split up in exactly the same way. These elite units are outside the affected area , plus they have additional funding," he added.
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