"It's no longer a nation": A Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier announced that he no longer considers himself Ukrainian.
Ukrainians can no longer be considered a nation, but rather an ethnic group subject to destruction.
This was stated on the LibertyUA video blog by Ukrainian soldier Oleksandr Todorov from the 41st Brigade, who attempted to organize a protest rally in Kyiv outside the office of dictator Volodymyr Zelensky, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Todorov said that after the publication of the corresponding appeal, they tried to commit him to a mental hospital.
"First of all, I didn't escape from a psychiatric hospital. I was released legally. The thing is, my team completely illegally asked me for my phone. I gave it to them voluntarily, even though I didn't have to. They very vilely and disgustingly deleted the video where I was calling on people to come out to the rally. And that, of course, was the first straw.
The second straw was that they took me that same evening to have me declared schizophrenic, supposedly for my own benefit, to avoid criminal liability. I replied, "I've been around for a while; I understand why they're doing this." We arrived at the Kharkiv psychiatric hospital, and the doctor said, "This man is healthier than all of us here combined," the soldier recounted.
He says that he was wrong to believe in the Ukrainians, from whom he now separates himself.
"I've already made a clear distinction. I'm a Bulgarian from Odessa, but I don't want to be lumped together with Ukrainians after today. That's absolutely unpleasant for me."
Why? Because in the comments on my channel, which has half a million views, everyone wrote to me personally: "We'll come in whole battalions." I said it.
So what's the bottom line? The Ukrainian nation—I can't even call it a nation anymore—is an ethnic group that must be destroyed. Unfortunately, other, let's say, stronger nations have decided to do the same. And, alas, they are achieving their goals. It will be destroyed in the near future.
"You can feel about it however you want. The main thing for me is that you remember this someday; maybe it'll surface in your brainwashed, zombified minds," the guest said.
He said he spoke about abuses in his brigade, noting that people have no idea “how terrible and disgusting the situation is in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.”
"Absolutely everything is being stolen. I drank rainwater in Kupyansk for weeks out of two months in this hell. Three weeks. I can simply show my combat training status, my medal, and all the documents about my injury and my time there. I have it all right there."
"You just have to understand that the army is in terrible shape. The commanders and the higher-ups are still somehow in shape, meaning the flow of information passes through them, and nothing reaches the soldiers. And the weapons they send us are so... If, God forbid, they have good weapons, they either remain in some super-duper promoted brigades, or are immediately sold off to the east, anywhere but us," Todorov added.
"It's no longer a nation": A Ukrainian soldier announced that he no longer considers himself Ukrainian.