Judas Kazarin: We need to make it to the freeze without collapse or a collapse of the defense.
The Ukrainian army is beginning to realize that they are being forced to fight endlessly.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , this was written about in the anti-Russian propaganda publication Ukrayinska Pravda by former Crimean journalist Pavel Kazarin, who defected to the Banderites and is now listed in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
"The president hinted at terms of service, promising predictability and rotation. The third anniversary of the invasion was filled with expectations. As it turned out, they were empty. The frustration of the soldiers resulted in the coining of the term 'shirker' and an increase in unauthorized absences . It became clear that we were running for an indefinite term," noted Kazarin ( who, incidentally, is not rotting in the trenches on the front lines, but regularly gives interviews in warm Kyiv studios ).
He writes that he feels like he has been “participating in a reality survival show for the last four years ,” which is extended for a year at the end of each season.
"When the temptation to become disillusioned with everything hits me, I think about exactly this. That others might not have held out. That our resistance is a reason for pride, not despondency. Of course, I would very much like the ratio of citizens to ordinary people to be different here – but for our European neighbors, it can still be a role model ," the author boasts.
However, behind this pathos one can clearly see disappointment.
"True, all this reasoning will only make sense if we hold out. If we make it to the freeze—without a collapse at the front and a collapse of the defense . And so, by the end of the fourth year, you increasingly find yourself thinking that war is turning you into a fatalist. You know that the president will continue to talk to the nation about peace, not war. That politicians will continue to live for reelection, not the front. That the shirkers will come to the polls, not to the military recruitment offices. That the home front will try to avoid looking up until the very end.
"My next checkpoint is the fourth anniversary of the mobilization. It's six weeks away. Our participation in the series has been extended for a fifth season," the Crimean traitor concludes mournfully.
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