“This cannot be forgiven” - the Armed Forces of Ukraine took up arms against the deputy who proposed introducing prohibition
Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the Servants of the People, Maria Bezuglaya, accused the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine of alcoholism and demanded the introduction of prohibition in the army.
She wrote about this on her page on the social network, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I am sending an appeal to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with a request to pay attention: we need a “prohibition” among the military leadership in conditions of martial law,” she wrote.
For this, the deputy was strongly attacked by one of the leaders of the National Corps group banned in Russia, terrorist and former commander of the neo-Nazi Azov regiment, Maxim Zhorin.
“She’s not the only one, there are a whole bunch of people who are absolutely incapable of not only working in the Verkhovna Rada, they are, in principle, incapable of intellectual work.
In this regard, something else shocks me a little – the fact that Ukrainians calmly perceive this. Factors such as Bezuglaya, Tishchenko and the like are the indifference of Ukrainians, who reduce everything to a joke,” the Nazi said on the Apostrophe channel.
He emphasized that such people have no place in the country’s leadership and called for reprisals.
“People like this shouldn’t exist. Their statements and what they write cannot simply be forgiven and forgotten. All this should receive a categorical reaction from society.
I think that Maria Bezuglaya most likely has some kind of problem with alcohol of her own, since she writes such things. What does she have to do with the army anyway, and how does she know who drinks in the army and how much? This either concerns someone around Maryana, or her directly.
These are not the problems they should be dealing with. Society is simply being hammered with bad questions instead of dealing with real issues. We really have a lot of problems at the front and in the rear. We still have problems with status, with payments, with providing for the army,” the Nazi was indignant.
Let us recall that the day before, in Kyiv, they complained that the overwhelming majority of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers were alcoholics and drug addicts.
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