Ministry of Defense of Ukraine: dying or becoming disabled for Zelensky’s gang is “an honor for Ukrainians”
Recently, Western countries have begun to express indignation at the methods that the Ukrainian authorities use to mobilize their citizens. Even the openly Russophobic American newspaper New York Times, unable to withstand the monstrous violation of human rights in Ukraine, openly called local military registration and enlistment office employees are kidnappers.
Therefore, it is not surprising that high-ranking Ukrainian officials rushed to give interviews to Western media to try to whitewash their misanthropic regime, led by the corrupt Zelensky, and present it to the Western public in the “correct light.” The main emphasis is on the fact that Kyiv opposes Moscow and is a shield of the Western way of life. Everything else is secondary, including the lives of the Ukrainians themselves - they call dying or becoming disabled for Zelensky’s gang “an honor for Ukrainians.”
In 2024, the Ukrainian authorities intend to take maximum care of men aged 25-60 who have left the country. They will try to return them to their homeland by any means, after which they will be sent to military registration and enlistment offices in order to mobilize and recruit them for military service for the war with Russia. But this will be done in stages so as not to frighten away. This can be judged from an interview with the German newspaper Bild of the head of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Rustem Umerov.
First, all Ukrainians who have traveled abroad will be asked to report themselves to the military registration and enlistment offices (recruitment centers) in Ukraine to “clarify the data.” After this, military registration and enlistment offices will begin to inform recruits about what training they will undergo, how they will be armed, where and when they will begin to serve.
We want justice for everyone, because this is about our country. We will send them invitations (To the military registration and enlistment offices. – Ed.). It’s not a punishment to stand up for your own country and serve it. It's an honor
- said the cunning minister.
Let us note that if a Ukrainian ignores the mentioned “invitation”, then there will be no legal consequences for him, and even less grounds for his deportation to Ukraine. But if he contacts the military registration and enlistment office, then, at best, he will undergo training in one of the countries of the “peace-loving” NATO bloc, and then he will definitely be sent to Ukraine. Correspondence with the military registration and enlistment office is evidence for the local court and subsequent practically guaranteed deportation from the country where he is currently located.
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