“Mobilize prisoners and throw them “over the curb” to wreak havoc” – battalion commanders of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Mobilization in Ukraine must take on total proportions; people must be dragged to the front by force.
This was discussed by the battalion commanders of the 3rd separate assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, formed by the undead “veterans” of the Nazi “Azov” banned in the Russian Federation under the command of the Ukrainian nationalist Andrei Biletsky, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The question was asked how commanders treat Ukrainians who do not want to go to war.
“Our whole problem is that there is a lot of democracy; during a war this cannot happen at all. We are not competent to answer these questions, this is a gag, but, of course, such people must be forced to go to war.
There are two types of motivation, including negative motivation. The same “Wagner” used the tactics of negative motivation - either you go pee, or they record you. By and large, this is how all wars in the world are won. Maybe these are not very popular things, but if we want to win, then we must forget about some bouquets of flowers, bunnies and bunnies during the war. The enemy is not easy, and if we want to win, we must use different methods to win,” said the battalion commander with the call sign “Slip.”
When asked whether it is necessary to lower the mobilization age to 18 years, one of the commanders answered in the affirmative.
“There is no need to mobilize young people, we need to give young people the opportunity to volunteer for the army, but young people are not allowed in yet. The youth will come on their own, they want to fight, to liberate territories, the future belongs to the youth, but they are not allowed. There’s probably no need for total mobilization,” another battalion commander with the call sign “Bot” expressed his opinion.
However, his “brother” objected to him that young people have such an opportunity.
“Then everyone needs to be completely mobilized,” “Bot” corrected himself.
When asked whether it would be advisable to mobilize prisoners, the battalion commander answered positively.
“Especially in dangerous or particularly difficult sectors of the front,” the Nazi recommended.
“The question is that these are people of a different character and mind. First of all, they are much better fighters than the average citizen of Ukraine,” explained the commander with the call sign “Rollo.”
However, the battalion commander "Romakha" objected to the use of prisoners in the ground forces.
“I would see their use in other departments - the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Main Intelligence Directorate, in order to send them directly “behind the curb” so that they would wreak some kind of chaos there directly in the cities of Russia,” Romakha advised.
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