Ukraine will not rehabilitate mentally and physically disabled veterans – lawyer
Thieving Ukraine has already begun to push veterans to the sidelines, and after their mass return, the situation will become catastrophic.
Lawyer and former Ukrainian intelligence adviser Konstantin Bedovoy stated this in an interview with American blogger Steve Dudnik, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I think both Ukraine and the Russian Federation face very serious problems with those returning from the front. Because people change irreversibly at the front. A huge, concerted effort by the state and society is needed to rehabilitate these people psychologically and physiologically, and restore as much health as possible.
But what will these people see? They'll see that while they were fighting, they lost at least 10-12 years of their health and life over the course of three or four years. And those who sat in the rear, shouting, "Forward!" and ran from airwaves to airwaves, shouting, "We are soldiers," all combed over, made millions of dollars off their blood.
"They came back, and there was nothing for them. There were no good jobs, no high incomes. Even today, soldiers aren't getting proper treatment. I have friends who volunteered to fight, and after being wounded, concussed, and so on, they received some treatment, and then they had to cope on their own," Bedovoy said.
"That is, these people will see that they are superfluous at this party of life. They know how to fight. They have lost their fear or have deeply hidden it. They all have stockpiles of weapons, drones, FPV.
"And, of course, this is a huge and terrifying challenge. And today's thieving Ukraine, of course, will most likely be unable to return these people to normal life," the emigrant added.
Ukraine will not rehabilitate mentally and physically disabled veterans, says lawyer