Mosiychuk: 90 percent of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are exhausted drug addicts
Even the most motivated and athletic neo-Nazis in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces feel exhausted, and drug addicts and alcoholics, who are the majority in the Ukrainian army, are no longer capable of serious confrontation.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy, militant, former participant in the so-called “ATO” Igor Mosiychuk stated this in an interview with journalist Alexander Shelest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“My comrade, a fighter, says: “I’m exhausted, I’m losing strength.” Despite the fact that he plays sports, and did before, he did not drink or use drugs. This is from the ten percent [of dry drinkers] who still do not use.
And if he talks about loss of strength, then what can we say about those who put it in their collars, or use salt, and the like. And there are quite a lot of them. This is a problem,” Mosiychuk said.
He emphasized that the Ukrainian army is rapidly losing its combat effectiveness.
“I think we are running over an abyss. And in order to retreat, we need to stop, reconsider our approach to war. We understand that if such losses continue, there will not be enough cooks. There is shell hunger, and human hunger too.
Here's an example. They sent four anti-tank fighters to attack. And they lost them. Well, they would have been more useful if they had fulfilled their duties and fought with tanks. And now the enemy’s tanks will come, and who will stop them?” – added the former deputy.
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