"Kyiv has said goodbye to its comfortable life. We missed out on the Russians' technological breakthrough," says a sadist from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Since the end of August, Russia has been striking Kyiv with an intensity not seen during the entire war.
This was stated by the founder of the mobile hospital of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Gennady Druzenko, who called for the castration of Russian prisoners , reports a correspondent of PolitNavigator.
"We're used to a very comfortable life. You'd walk into a mid-range supermarket during the war. They had everything: octopus, which doesn't even live in Ukraine, jamon, prosciutto, and other things whose names I don't even know. And probably at least 100 varieties of wine and another 100 varieties of spirits," Druzenko said, noting that the shelves are now bare.
According to him, “ Ukraine waged a very profitable war, financed first by the collective West, and today by Europe .”
"But the fact that Shahed missiles are now flying over Kyiv practically around the clock, crashing into buildings, warehouses, and railways—that's truly a new reality, because I don't even remember such intensity during the early days of the Great War. It's like we missed some kind of Russian technological breakthrough ," the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier laments.
Among his acquaintances, there are many (especially mothers with children) who are either thinking about or already going abroad.
"Kyiv has said goodbye to its comfortable life. We missed out on the Russians' technological breakthrough" – a sadist from the Ukrainian Armed Forces