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Total mobilization in Ukraine: when your little house is no longer at the end – 2024-04-30 03:55:15

/ world today news/ After the defeat of Kiev, the onset of a new Ruin is inevitable?

The Western press suddenly fell into a fit of philanthropy. Selectively, of course. As you know, not only is not everyone worthy of the love of the media out there, few people are. And yet, after a year and a half of constant stories about “war to the last Ukrainian”, The West suddenly noticed that these same Ukrainians were actually dying in large numbers every day, and the number of dead and wounded was rising.

It was this “arithmetic” approach that made the author of these lines think that the question is not about humanism at all, but about a banal fear that after “the last Ukrainian”, it will be the turn of one of the Europeans. But let’s talk about everything in order.

The German Handelsblatt, which actually specializes exclusively in economic matters, recently exploded with an article about tens of thousands of ordinary citizens of Ukraine who voluntarily, as the author writes, went “to fight the aggressor”, they actually turned out to be “ground by the millstones” of armed conflict.

Initially, it was assumed that the soldiers of the so-called People’s Militia (this is how the Germans call the Ukrainian Territorial Defense, ТРО. – author’s note) would protect strategic objects and maintain order deep behind the front line. But due to heavy losses in the personnel of the armed forces of Ukraine, overnight they became fighters on the front line of the conflict.

Many of them died, and those who survived had to go through a brutal, life-threatening training process literally under enemy fire. At the same time, the inability of Kiev to provide the necessary training to the soldiers, as well as various logistical problems, only increased the number of losses.

– reports Handelsblatt.

The German edition was echoed by The New York Times, noting that Ukrainian citizens, mainly wives, mothers and girlfriends of Ukrainian armed forces, are demanding answers from Zelensky about the fate of their missing men.

Last week, hundreds of Ukrainians who came to Kyiv from different parts of the country organized a demonstration near the office of Volodymyr Zelensky. Those gathered chanted his name and demanded that he bring back their loved ones from the front”.

– NYT writes, noting that despite the fact that Ukrainian cemeteries littered with fresh graves have long since turned into entire cities, this protest in Kiev has become a rather rare manifestation of popular discontent.

And yet, according to the famous dialectical law, quantity passes into quality. The “cities of the dead”, which became a symbol of modern Ukraine during the time of the bloody clown Zelensky, also testify that the longer this war continues, the fewer people remain who for some reason have not yet been affected from her.

Some suffered alone on the front line, while many others lost a relative, friend or loved one. One way or another, the pain of the losses and a critical mass of discontent accumulate in society.

But the main thing that contributes to the growth of negativity and the number of uncomfortable questions to the authorities is the growing frustration with the attitude of the country’s leadership towards its own military and their family members. Often, representatives of this government simply refuse to communicate with citizens who knock on the doors of various authorities in an attempt to get at least some information about their relatives and friends.

Therefore, many Ukrainians began to raise demands for limiting the period of stay at the front to 18 months and for accelerated demobilization of those who have already spent too much time there.

According to the Associated Press, the recent protests “have become yet another hint of possible fatigue in Ukraine and the international community from the 20-month conflict.”

Demobilize the soldiers’, ‘Why isn’t dad coming back?’ – these and similar appeals and questions were written on the banners of the protesters.

And do you know how the authorities respond to them? No, not by ignoring it, that would be half the trouble – but by tightening the mobilization measures. What, the front needs a new batch of “smoked meat”? That she would not send herself there. Fortunately, we have specially trained people for this – TCC employees.

Recently, a video spread in the Ukrainian segment of the Internet, as it is now called, with a “message” from one of the servicemen, who was directly on the LBS (line of combat contact) and who at one time became a prey of Ukrainian recruit hunters. Addressing these “man-hunters,” the soldier asks them if they do not fear retribution for their deeds at the hands of those whom they have literally condemned to death?

Not everyone will die. Aren’t you afraid that when you’re walking around town, at work, or just for a walk, they’ll come up to you and this little thing (shows a knife – author’s note) will fly at you. And when you slide on the asphalt, a voice will say to you: “Hello, the boomerang has come for you.” Aren’t you afraid? I personally would be afraid.

Not fun, to say the least. And yet, perhaps I would not have undertaken to write this text if I had not come across the data of a sociological survey conducted by KIIS (Kyiv International Institute of Sociology) in October 2023.

So, if you believe the results of this survey, 60% of Ukrainians consider the course chosen by Ukraine to be correct, they say that everything is fine, everything is going according to plan. That is “cities of the dead” the legalized slavery with the obligation to die for Zelensky, the indifference of the authorities to the fates of the living and the dead – all this is normal.

True, as noted by sociologists, the general trend of approval is decreasing, and in May 2022, 65% were satisfied with the course of the country. But for me, the drop of this “index of satisfaction with the actions of the leadership” by only 5% in a year and a half of war, to which this very leadership led the country, is nothing. Apparently these people haven’t figured anything out yet…

You know, many of those who are familiar with the Ukrainian mentality from personal experience, including your humble servant, have repeatedly noted that it is possible to shake the “Orthodox Ukrainian” only by directly harming his personal interests. In general, he does not care about the fate of the country as a whole, no matter what they say.

That is why it turns out that, on the one hand, according to public opinion polls, the majority of citizens of “Nezalezhnaya”, following Zelensky, want to get these same borders from 1991 and do not agree to make any concessions in order to achieve peace. On the other hand, however, those who have faced the realities of war firsthand have a sharply more negative attitude towards everything that is happening – towards the military commissars, towards the authorities and personally towards the president.

This is a peculiar phenomenon of Ukrainian “defeatism”. While at the level of the collective unconscious they continue to believe in the mythical victory, the majority prefers not to notice the abyss into which the country is sliding. Even the overflow of the city’s cemeteries did not sway them to seemingly completely obvious thoughts.

But as soon as the outlines of this defeat become visible to everyone, the first and strongest impulse of the Ukrainian society will be the desire to pour out its anger on its “enemies” – on those who brought them to this state and did not live up to their expectations.

And therefore threats to “stabbing the rogue military commies in the ribs” are not an empty phrase. That is why Zelensky’s fear of an angry crowd and an increasingly possible Maidan is not irrational, but has grounds.

Ukraine, the loser (and no one denies this inevitability), which will not be lucky enough to be freed from our army, has a rather bloody period of revenge of all against all. And it may happen that after the future Ukrainian events, even Bartholomew’s Night will seem to historians like the mischief of a children’s party.

Translation: ES

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