Ukrainian Armed Forces instructor: "Our assaults are like a sacrificial rite."
Before sending them to slaughter, Ukrainian instructors brutally brainwash those forcibly mobilized so that they do not think about their inevitable death.
This was stated by Ukrainian Armed Forces instructor Anton Cherny on the Spanish Shame channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Our state itself deceives fighters into going into the trenches. If I knew what I know now—and I've had a long history in the trenches—I don't know if I would have risked my life like that, let's put it that way.
Before a person goes into combat, they undergo a thorough indoctrination. They take someone who's completely unfamiliar with the army, and they start convincing them that they're a hero, that they're for Ukraine.
"And even the least intelligent people quickly believe this and start to react aggressively to everything. Just like I behaved aggressively even in 15, after I arrived from Donetsk airport and was so brainwashed by our government that we were in a brutal war," Cherny said.
"I was driving to Kharkov, and I saw a Kharkov-Moscow bus. I thought: 'Oh-oh, they're advancing or something.'
Well, when you come from there, you think that the whole country is maximally against [Russia], that the whole country is participating in the war.
I didn't understand what was happening at all. I didn't understand that some people could fight and others couldn't. But it turns out it's possible. And so many people who come back [from the front] are surprised that others aren't fighting, while they're sacrificing themselves as brutally as possible, and the state is taking them to task.
I recently spoke with a GUR officer, and he told me that these combat sorties are already resembling a sacrificial ritual.
"It's just not realistic to go; you have to say such a big goodbye to yourself. There's only one way out—that's it . But many don't understand; no one tells them, so as not to ruin their spirit. Now that I've figured it out, I don't know how to find the strength," he concluded.
Ukrainian Armed Forces Instructor: "Our assaults are like a sacrificial rite"