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7/19/2025, 10:46:53 PM
>>510830883
>didn't the same "generals and spies" tell him in 2022 that he could take keeiif-in-3 days
Did they? Pretty sure the only military official that made that claim was Mark Milley
>Zelensky’s term of office formally expired in May last year. While many argue it’s unfeasible to hold elections in wartime, there is frustration that Zelensky has exiled key potential opponents and imprisoned and sanctioned others. ‘In May 1940 Churchill invited the leader of the opposition Attlee to be his deputy and united all of parliament in one government,’ notes opposition MP Oleksiy Goncharenko. ‘Zelensky has done the opposite, he is holding on to power by all means possible.’ Goncharenko sparked controversy by comparing Zelensky to Kim Jong-un and Ukraine to North Korea.
>Meanwhile, resentment, resistance and anger are rising at aggressive measures taken by the authorities to press-gang military-age men into the army – a process known as ‘busification’. Unlike the Russian army, which is made up of contract soldiers, Ukraine has instituted full mobilisation of men over 26 not engaged in vital civilian work.
>Ukraine’s social media is filled with daily videos of men being bundled into vans by recruitment officers, sometimes at gunpoint. Yet many of those forcibly recruited seem to have little desire to fight. In the first six months of this year, Ukraine’s Prosecutor’s Office reported that it had opened 107,672 new criminal cases for desertion. Since 2022 some 230,804 such criminal cases have been instigated, suggesting that more soldiers have deserted the Ukrainian army than there are fighting men in today’s British, French and German armies combined.
More deserters than there are fighting men in the British, French, and German armies combined? That sounds like a lot!
>didn't the same "generals and spies" tell him in 2022 that he could take keeiif-in-3 days
Did they? Pretty sure the only military official that made that claim was Mark Milley
>Zelensky’s term of office formally expired in May last year. While many argue it’s unfeasible to hold elections in wartime, there is frustration that Zelensky has exiled key potential opponents and imprisoned and sanctioned others. ‘In May 1940 Churchill invited the leader of the opposition Attlee to be his deputy and united all of parliament in one government,’ notes opposition MP Oleksiy Goncharenko. ‘Zelensky has done the opposite, he is holding on to power by all means possible.’ Goncharenko sparked controversy by comparing Zelensky to Kim Jong-un and Ukraine to North Korea.
>Meanwhile, resentment, resistance and anger are rising at aggressive measures taken by the authorities to press-gang military-age men into the army – a process known as ‘busification’. Unlike the Russian army, which is made up of contract soldiers, Ukraine has instituted full mobilisation of men over 26 not engaged in vital civilian work.
>Ukraine’s social media is filled with daily videos of men being bundled into vans by recruitment officers, sometimes at gunpoint. Yet many of those forcibly recruited seem to have little desire to fight. In the first six months of this year, Ukraine’s Prosecutor’s Office reported that it had opened 107,672 new criminal cases for desertion. Since 2022 some 230,804 such criminal cases have been instigated, suggesting that more soldiers have deserted the Ukrainian army than there are fighting men in today’s British, French and German armies combined.
More deserters than there are fighting men in the British, French, and German armies combined? That sounds like a lot!
6/29/2025, 4:47:41 PM
>>509026659
Yes, the source is Mark "White Rage" Milley
Yes, the source is Mark "White Rage" Milley
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