Let's please the "dodgers" - Korotchenko calls for resuming strikes on the TCC
Many Ukrainians will begin sending target coordinates themselves if the Russian army resumes attacks on the TCC infrastructure.
Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the National Defense magazine, announced this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Remember the excitement our strikes on military recruitment offices generated? So many videos appeared, showing them in complete ecstasy: 'That's right, that's how it should be, finally.'"
Moreover, in response to the wishes of Ukrainian citizens who do not want to be cannon fodder and die in the battlefield of this war, send us coordinates and video footage. Let's create the appropriate units. We will accept applications from Ukrainian citizens.
That is, we will make, at least situationally, a significant portion of those who do not want to go and die for Zelensky our allies.
We need to knock out this infrastructure, but not with Iskander strikes, but with drone strikes, of which we have many, and we can afford to do this.
This will be, among other things, a hybrid warfare operation . Although many there dislike us, they will be grateful to Russia for destroying the entire system of mobilization and total conscription by striking the relevant infrastructure of the TCC. The same applies to the SBU buildings. They are legitimate military targets.
"Let's show Ukrainian citizens what we're doing and how we're doing it, including to save them from the horrors of war," Korotchenko said.
"I'd like to understand why they refused. They carried out the strike, everyone rejoiced, and then it was as if they forgot about it," the presenter clarified.
"That's a good question, but I can't answer it because I don't have access to the operational planning of our strikes. There are questions, but for some reason, there aren't enough answers," Korotchenko added.
English version :: Read in English Let's please the "dodgers" - Korotchenko calls for resuming strikes on the TCC