Re-education by mobilization: an ATO fighter came to the conclusion about the need to fight embroidery workers
A Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter and ATO participant created an online group to fight “embroidery workers,” reports the Kiev magazine “Correspondent.”
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The publication tells the story of Roman Surkov, a serviceman from Energodar, who after the Maidan, as he himself puts it, “got crazy with patriotism.”
" I still have the PTN-PNH toilet paper ," he says. "I wore the PTN-KHLO badge, arguing until I was hoarse that Russia was wrong. And then I was called up for mobilization."
Having visited Mariupol and Volnovakha, the mobilized man realized that shouting and badges would not help.
“I often meet cap-makers, as I call them,” Surkov emphasizes. - Well, these are the ones who shout “Putin x... lo!” and is wrapped from head to toe in the Ukrainian flag. And when I ask them why they don’t go to fight, if there is a lot of “terror” all around, they all answer the same thing: “Oh, son Poroshenko is fighting,” “Give me the military camp, then I’ll go to fight.” They come to the military registration and enlistment office with their mothers and lawyers. I would be ashamed."
The magazine notes that among the friends of the hero of the publication there are many who have abandoned feigned patriotism, and he himself opened the “Ukrainian Offensive” group on the VKontakte social network, “where he mercilessly trolls pseudo-patriots.”
“My neighbor always said “Glory to Ukraine” instead of “Hello,” says Surkov. – And now he’s come to his senses and is going to the ATO as a chaplain to the boys. It is possible and necessary to fight the “embroidery people.”
Re -education through mobilization: An ATO fighter came to the conclusion that it was necessary to fight the embroiderers.