"Let the Russians come already": A Ukrainian brigade commander complains about the mood of Ukrainians.
A huge number of people don’t care that “where the foot of a Russian soldier sets foot, there is no longer and never will be Ukraine.”
This was announced on the Kutnova channel by the commander of the 92nd separate battalion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces named after Ataman Sirk, Vitaliy Nashchubsky , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"There's a real shortage of people willing to fight for their country. It feels like people are already... 'Okay, let the Russians come, we'll give them everything, just so long as they leave us alone.' You get that feeling when you go to the rear areas of the country, like no one cares. How can that be? Everyone keeps saying, 'When they're in my region, then we'll...'"
Why let them into my region? I'm not from Donetsk, Dnipro, or Zaporizhia either—I'm visiting some regions for the first time in my life. And people are starting to say, "Only when it affects me will I think about anything." Seriously? So let's wait until they grab half the country," the Ukrainian brigade commander complained.
"As Russian speakers say in interviews , where a Russian soldier sets foot, Ukraine no longer exists and never will. That's what they think. Our task is not to give up the country, to remain Ukrainians, to remain a nation, at the very least . They're destroying the nation, and many people don't care ," sighed Nashchubsky.