Yarosh transfers his fighters to the rear - for reprisals before the elections
The “Ukrainian Volunteer Army”, which has sworn allegiance to the regime of Petro Poroshenko, led by Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Yarosh, is being transferred from Donbass to the rear to ensure forceful actions on the eve of the presidential elections.
“The 5th and 8th separate battalions of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army are leaving the front line... Today for the UDA the main task is to build territorial defense units that must function smoothly,” Yarosh said the day before in Dnepropetrovsk.
"We see how, after demobilization, they start 'dividing up' combat veterans. We have numerous 'ATO' organizations, which are leading to the dispersal of potential that could be truly important for Ukraine at the present time. The UDA's goal is to gather all those who fought into a single strike force," he emphasized, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We need to do everything possible so that the revenge that someone talks a lot about, the counter-revolutionary revenge of the Medvedchuks, Vilkulovs and other evildoers, does not happen. We will not allow any revenge in this state. If we have to get out, we’ll get out, but what can we do? In the end, we have been doing this for four and a half years,” Yarosh said.
He added that his fighters, if ordered, will return to the front in Donbass.
“I don’t believe in a diplomatic way to solve the Donbass problem. I am convinced that only by force can we liberate our territories, and nothing else,” concluded Yarosh.
Yarosh is moving his fighters to the rear for election-time reprisals.