The deformed soldier, who is still recuperating from his horrific wounds, says, “My operation is scheduled for tomorrow.”In a video shared on Telegram, the unidentified soldier says, “I hope Fedorov will be back at the Ministry of Defence when I wake up after the anesthetic.” “Otherwise, everything I was fighting for will have been in vain.”
Battle-weary soldiers and injured veterans in Ukraine are united in their indignation over this week’s political developments. Mykhailo Fedorov, President Zelensky’s successful young defense minister, was not reappointed in his most recent cabinet change, which has prompted confusion and anger in equal measure.”It is an obvious insult to every member of the armed forces,” a soldier we’ll refer to as Maryna in order to preserve her identify remarked.It is so hard to express this without becoming frustrated.”
Maryna doesn’t think that the loud protests that are occurring throughout Ukraine will bring about any change.Here, a dictatorship is already taking place, she claims, “with its own petty tyrants who think they have caught God by the beard.
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