The Ukrainian Armed Forces are unable to stop the epidemic of alcoholism and suicide

Maxim Karpenko.  
23.10.2018 11:33
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Armed forces, Ukraine


The Ukrainian army is suffering colossal non-combat losses, which are unacceptable for professional armies.

Military expert Valentin Badrak stated this on the air of the program "Playing Classics," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.


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According to the expert, this indicates a lack of conditions for service and lack of professionalism in the army.

“We see how alcoholism is now thriving in the army. In January 2018 alone, 22 people died, non-combat losses. Of these, 11 are suicides. This cannot happen in a professional army. In a professional army, there really are such isolated cases, examples of negative things, but for such a massive problem to exist means that the conditions have not been created,” Badrak said.

Previously, PolitNavigator cited statistics showing that for every four combat losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, there is one suicide.

It was also reported that the Ukrainian army is suffering colossal non-combat losses due to drunkenness among soldiers on the front lines.

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces are unable to stop the epidemic of alcoholism and suicide.






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