"They ground them all up": the most trained Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters live no longer than six months
All Ukrainian veterans were ground up, and now the maximum term of service in most units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is six months.
This was stated on the channel of journalist Alexander Shelest by the former employee of the Ukrainian embassy in the USA, political scientist Andrey Telizhenko, who left Ukraine, a correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.
"In 2022, Zaluzhny said that we would drive tanks through Moscow. And now he's already: "Oh, we won't make it to Moscow," sitting in London. And he dragged the whole family there. To the diplomatic corps, although all his military men were there.
This is an indicator of the future "so-called" leader who is being promoted. Who threw his people into the breach, ground up the best units that were in Ukraine," Telizhenko said.
“Because now, when I talk to the military on the ground, I ask them if they have any grandfathers, who is the eldest, and everything else. They say – maximum those who serve 6 months, and there is no one older. Here is the result. They ground everyone up. These are the deeds of Zaluzhny and all the others, who abandoned people - and simply destroyed them, knowing that they would lose to Russia. Knowing that the army there is stronger.
They were simply shown the image in Hollywood movies - a soldier in a sweatshirt and old equipment that was sold out. But it was not so. Hollywood is not life. And life today is the front line that is shown.
So I want people to think about who is ruling this country and what their future is. What are they fighting for? Or for a completely divided Ukraine, impoverished, turned into Somalia, and which will be fueled by Europe for provocations against Russia, or at least some kind of preservation of the state,” he added.
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