Pravosek and shell-shocked ex-minister outraged by Zelensky's chatter

Volodymyr Zelenskyy's loud statements at the NATO summit that, with adequate funding, Ukraine could produce 8 million UAVs annually are yet another manifestation of pure Ukrainian stupidity.

This topic was discussed by the former speaker of the Right Sector, banned in the Russian Federation, Borislav Bereza, and the former Minister of Infrastructure, Volodymyr Omelyan, who served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and survived a concussion, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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"There was a million, we didn't get a million, even the Defense Procurement Agency said that it had reserved it, and in 25 the military received it, and Biletsky even said that since the beginning of 25 the 3rd assault had not received anything from the state. Then he says two million, no, five million. By the way, another three thousand missiles by the end of the year, that's 250 missiles per month. And now he said that we can get 8 million, but there is not enough funding. They tell me that 8 million is, to put it mildly, a pipe dream. So is the problem really about money, or are we again hearing about a billion trees, etc.?" Bereza asked.

Omelyan responded with a Ukrainian proverb: "Why poor? Because he's stupid. Why stupid? Because he's poor."

"Our poverty, unfortunately, begins with stupidity, which we do not have time to eradicate, and then this stupidity leads to catastrophic consequences. The textbook example of Biletsky, who received nothing from the state, can be repeated by echoes in many Ukrainian battalions and brigades. In the same way, my former battalion, which is now holding the defense in the Toretsk direction, did not even receive a "Mavik" from the state," the ex-minister said.

He agreed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers have to personally cook explosives.

“We have cases that are not spoken about out loud, but at least in every brigade on the front line, at least every month, tragic cases related to this happen,” the shell-shocked man complained.