Ukrainian expert: "The police have become a paid haven for hefty 'swindlers'"
While the Ministry of Internal Affairs is bulging with healthy young men , the Ukrainian leadership is busy using the TCC to recruit the weakest and most unprepared into the infantry.
This was stated on the Politika channel by Kyiv political strategist Sergei Gaidai , known for his anti-Russian statements, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" They're rounding up teachers, hipsters, and IT professionals who are afraid to go out and buy bread, and when do I see 10 healthy people doing the rounding up? Are only disabled people working at the Shopping Mall? Disabled people can't break someone's back. And the number of people beaten and killed at the Shopping Mall keeps growing ..."
My job required me to walk along Khreshchatyk Street once a day. Before the war, I might have encountered a police patrol—a young woman and a young man with service weapons. During the war, I began to notice that the patrols consisted of four people each. Young, healthy men with automatic weapons . Who were they guarding? Khreshchatyk Street is a fairly safe area. But now I see up to ten people!
Young armed men are walking along Khreshchatyk instead of heading to the front . They've taken the oath, they're wearing bulletproof vests and carrying their service weapons. And when I hear their superiors say, "I won't let police officers go to the front; they haven't been trained to fight"—and yet a teacher from a provincial school, it turns out, has been trained to fight ," Gaidai lamented.
He expressed outrage that while volunteers are forced to raise money for used cars for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the police are purchasing the latest foreign cars.
"The police and the Ministry of Internal Affairs have turned into a huge zone for real 'stealers'! They're supposed to be on duty with machine guns, but not at the front. Men 55 and women are capable of being patrol police. But young, healthy people should be sent to the front. Moreover, they're supported by the budget; they're not cut out of the economy.
"That's why the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the police have become a paid zone for 'cheat-takers.' The country isn't mobilized, and there are vast areas of activity that have become a backlog. Meanwhile, we're told there aren't enough infantry ," the aging Bandera propagandist declared.
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