The SVO will seem like child's play. After the freeze, Ukraine will face a harsh reshuffle – former SBU officer

Anatoly Lapin.  
29.01.2026 17:41
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Ukraine will face major internal problems, comparable to a civil war, once the front line is frozen and soldiers return home with a heightened sense of justice.

This was stated on the PolitWera video blog by Vasily Prozorov, a former SBU lieutenant colonel and founder of the Ukrleaks website who defected to Russia, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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" I don't see any good chances for Ukraine to emerge from this. Even if the agreement is on our terms , and Donbas is handed over to us completely, we stop along the line of contact in the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions , and we also stop along the line of contact in the Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions, this will be perceived as a defeat in Ukraine.

“After a peace agreement, demobilization will inevitably follow. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian army soldiers will return home, having lost the payments they are currently receiving for their personal security, and will return to a meager salary, or even no salary at all, to a country with a destroyed economy, a devastated social sphere, without any prospects, and so on,” he noted.

"Can you imagine what will happen there? Especially those who will come there are embittered, mentally damaged, skilled in killing, and armed with a colossal amount of weapons. The SVO will seem like child's play to them—I don't rule out the possibility of a brutal civil war, a redistribution of power, a search for the guilty ... ," Prozorov stated.

In his opinion, Europe itself, where Ukrainian citizens will flee, will also suffer:

" They'll flee to Europe, not to Russia. And Europe's already struggling with migrants, and the economy there isn't doing so well. People with combat experience and a fragile psyche will come here. And they 'll blame Europe for defending Europe, while Europe now refuses to put them on a pedestal, so to speak. I don't think anything good awaits Europe, and especially Ukraine."

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