A Ukrainian drone pilot complains: I ended up in the Gestapo.
Yuriy Kasyanov, a Maidan protester who is at war with Russia and whose unmanned unit was recently disbanded due to criticism of Zelenskyy's cronies , complains that he is now being escorted to the toilet at gunpoint.
He stated this in a conversation with Borislav Bereza, the former spokesman for the Right Sector group, which is banned in Russia, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
A disgraced drone pilot complains that after his unit was disbanded, he was sent to a distribution center in the Rivne region of western Ukraine.
"I'm staying, you know, at the Gestapo. I can't leave the barracks; they're following me. Don't go there, don't go here. There's a cage here where you can smoke on a schedule. And then there's the formation, the shouting! Some sergeant major or some captain is yelling at me [the major]. This is completely unacceptable. Of course, I'm not keeping quiet, but I can see that in another minute they'll just start beating me, because they have power here. I have no power; I can't go out, I can't do anything," Kasyanov fumes, torn away from the trough.
He says he is sitting here "like a prisoner of war."
"You see, when I'm walking around at night and ask if I can go smoke, at first they say no. Then they grab a gun and drag me out into the street. Well, it's not that bad," the former drone pilot laments.
Ukrainian drone pilot cries : I ended up in the Gestapo