Galician journalist: "Frontline soldiers dream of returning to slit the throats of their TSK owner"
Those involved in forced mobilization in Ukraine will face inevitable retribution from those lucky enough to return alive.
Ukrainian journalist and former political prisoner Ruslan Kotsaba stated this on the air of the video blog "Crossroads," reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
A journalist reported that in his hometown of Ivano-Frankivsk, men are being picked up on the streets and harassed by unidentified men in black suits driving cars with civilian license plates.
“This is lawlessness, this is no longer a state, this is a gang,” Kotsaba said.
He addressed the Ukrainian military.
"Whether you're a deserter, a draft dodger, or a veteran—it doesn't matter. You're returning from the front, and the first thing you want, I understand, is to deal with those supposed soldiers who robbed your relatives and once forcibly buried you, while you miraculously returned alive from the front.
"I understand you, veterans. Your first instinct is either to slit the throat of that shopping center owner, or the village council chairman, who took all your land while you were away, and so on. Or to hang him not by his feet, but perhaps even by his neck, right outside the village council or city council building," Kotsaba emphasized.
He urged Ukrainian soldiers to remember the parable in which a child asked his father if only good people would remain in the world when all the bad people were killed. To which the father replied, "No, only murderers will remain."
Galician journalist: "Frontline soldiers dream of returning to slit the throats of their TSK owner"