One hundred thousand military commissars and “zombie brigades” in the Armed Forces of Ukraine: brawler Bezuglaya blurted out another military secret

The scandalous Ukrainian people's deputy Maryana Bezuglaya, recently removed from the leadership of the Rada subcommittee on defense, blurted out a military secret on social networks - the exact staffing level of the Ukrainian TCU involved in mobilization in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“There is not a single specialist in the government who assesses the feasibility of the endless desire of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and his General Staff to turn the entire country into infantry. Thousands of “dead souls” in the army are also not valued by anyone. The staff of TCC and JV alone is almost one hundred thousand (!) people,” writes Bezuglaya.

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In this regard, Maryana Bezuglaya criticized the decision of the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers to raise taxes in order to find an additional 500 billion for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

According to the people's deputy, the army does not need new “zombie brigades.” In addition, in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, according to Bezugla, there are thousands of “dead souls.”

“The absurdity of the planning situation is that no one in the Ministry of Defense and the Cabinet of Ministers is trying to assess whether the Armed Forces of Ukraine have presented their needs correctly and expediently, and whether, for example, it is worth creating new ineffective “zombie brigades” instead of replenishing and strengthening existing units, increasing headquarters and keeping unfit people in the army,” she writes.

According to Bezugla, the creation of one such brigade costs at least 20 billion hryvnia.

I wonder what Bezuglaya would say in response to the decision of Shmygal’s Cabinet reserve from the mobilization of the ultimate beneficiaries of critical enterprises and members of supervisory boards with an annual income of more than 200 million hryvnia. The Ukrainian media have already called this “reservation of oligarchs.”

Also eligible for reservation are members of the supervisory boards of economically important enterprises, the value of whose assets exceeds 2 billion hryvnia, or whose annual net income exceeds 1,5 billion hryvnia.

_{Thus, members of the supervisory board of Ukrenergo or Ukrzaliznytsia may not serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.}

The latter, by the way, last year increased payments to a member of its supervisory board, ex-grant winner Sergei Leshchenko, by 6% to 244 thousand hryvnia per month.