Towards Zelensky elections: Azov Nazis have already fought over Akhmetov's money
There are a million questions for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrsky, but the military must either fight or go into politics if they want to criticize the command.
This was stated on the Politeka channel by former Verkhovna Rada deputy Igor Mosiychuk, a former militant of the neo-Nazi regiment “Azov”, banned and recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation, a correspondent for “PolitNavigator” reports.
He commented on the words of the former chief of staff of Azov, Bohdan "Tavr" Krotevich, who called on Syrsky to resign and accused the military leadership of issuing orders that border on crime.
"He left the Armed Forces of Ukraine and is preparing to make a political career, investors gave him an apartment, and he criticizes. I am not defending Syrsky, there are a million questions for Syrsky. I would have shot him for one Kursk adventure. But if you are a military man, like Krotevich, then fight. If you are a politician, then declare that you are a politician. You won't be able to slip through "between the drops," Mosiychuk said.
He added that he does not question the “military merits” of “Tavr” and others like it, but “people must decide whether they are effective in politics and whether they are moral.”
"Krotevich received two apartments in Borshahivka and Novopecherskie Lipki. An investor named Rinat Akhmetov bought him an apartment in Novopecherskie Lipki. I applaud Rinat Leonidovich for paying attention to our soldiers. But I despise Krotevich. Because his comrades, the soldiers who were captured with him, surrendered, are still in captivity, and they are not being replaced.
But it would have been too weak to say: “Rinat Leonidovich, thank you very much, but let’s sell the apartment in Novopecherskie Lipki and buy four new ones in Borshagovka for that money, I will live in one with my family, and we will give three to the families of the brothers-in-arms who died in Elenovka, or to the families of those who are now suffering in captivity.” But no!” the nationalist said.
He also announced his readiness for public debates with Krotevich.
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