Kyiv was horrified: "People would rather slit the throat of a TsKashnik than join the army."
Ukrainians are willing to openly violate the law just to avoid being sent to the front.
Kyiv political scientist Yuriy Romanenko , who is wanted for calling for the murder of Russian journalists, announced this on his video blog .
An expert says that the TCC is spouting " nonsense upon nonsense " when trying to justify the actions of its employees during the mobilization.
"A couple of days ago, there was news: a guy who'd been arrested slit the throats of two TSK workers on a bus, then hit a third with some kind of wrench. And this Rambo guy broke out of the minibus and then ran off somewhere. He's probably facing some serious charges now. The obvious question is: why would such a man with such obvious special forces skills... Perhaps not everyone can take on a group of specially trained people so decisively. Moreover, he didn't break, he resisted, incapacitated a significant portion of that group, and managed to escape," Romanenko marvels.
He points out that the man chose to commit a clear violation of the law, although he does not rule out that illegal measures could have been applied to him initially.
"Anything is possible, but people are clearly trying to escape from there. They cross the border, they walk across it, they drown in the Tisza, they take all sorts of risks associated with breaking the law, and so on. I'm not even talking about the fact that they pay ransom money, and that the state, in their eyes, appears more dangerous than actually committing these kinds of crimes," Romanenko concludes.
Kyiv is horrified: "People prefer to slit the throat of a TsKashnik than join the army."