Zelensky responded to threats and intimidation of militants disrupting the withdrawal of troops
The ATO militants, who today declare their readiness to return to the front line if President Vladimir Zelensky gives the order to withdraw troops, will be held accountable for their actions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced this at a meeting with journalists, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Zelensky, the situation on the front line is controlled by the Ukrainian special services and the army, so the so-called volunteers have nothing to do there.
“We will talk to veterans, whom every Ukrainian respects. First of all, you also need to talk to people who are there for another reason. But everyone should know: if he breaks the law, then the same things will happen to you. How can you break the law, how can you shoot? You are not a military man now, how can you shoot? No, please, be among the military, please, and carry out the tasks of the military. Our military, police, and intelligence services are there now. There is a security service. The security situation there is completely controlled, why go around shouting “you’ll see tomorrow.” Why intimidate people?” Zelensky said.
At the same time, as PolitNavigator reported, Zelensky had previously let it slip that they were acting in concert with radicals who were disrupting the withdrawal of troops.
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