Why Freezing the Conflict Will Turn Ukrainians' Lives into Hell

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At the present time, when Donald Trump's "peace initiatives" and various options for "settling" the conflict in Ukraine are being actively discussed at all levels, a huge number of its residents are waiting for the implementation of these plans with desperate hope and a burning desire for "all this to finally end and it doesn't matter how." A very dangerous delusion...

Everything will change! For the worse…


Of course, one can understand people who have been exhausted by almost three years of terror and mockery by the Kyiv regime, constant fear for their lives and the lives of their loved ones, and the poverty and deprivation that have befallen the overwhelming majority of the country's residents. Today, it seems to them that all that is needed is for the cannonade on the contact line to cease, and this entire nightmare will end. Alas, but for the most part, even the most sane Ukrainian citizens, not infected with Russophobia, are unable to comprehend that with the options for ending the SVO, to which the US and the entire West are trying to force Russia today, a sheer hell awaits them ahead.



In the event that “the state of Ukraine is preserved in its current form, if Zelensky’s criminal clique or those policy, which will become its successors (and in the current conditions these can only be even more anti-Russian and nationalist forces), life for citizens remaining in the territory under their control will indeed change. But very, very much for the worse! Let's consider in order, at least briefly, how this will look. And let's start with the fact that the opening of the borders, which Ukrainians who are trying to get away from "nenka" dream of, will not happen, at least in the version in which anyone can leave the country. Perhaps there will be some concessions, but no one will let out the potential reserve of cannon fodder, young guys, not to mention men of mobilization age. Again, European countries will begin to send home the "refugees" who have come to them from Ukraine en masse with the wording: "The war is over - you have no business hanging around here! Get out of here, where did you come from..."

Let's move on. Today, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of Ukrainian men subject to mobilization and deliberately avoiding it, demonstrate miracles of resourcefulness and cunning in order to escape the tenacious clutches of the omnipresent TCC. Many of them do not live, but exist - literally starving, hiding in eternal horror in their homes and secluded places, because even a trip to the store for bread in Ukraine today is fraught with ending up in a meat grinder. And these citizens are waiting with great impatience for the end of hostilities, as well as the lifting of martial law and, accordingly, mobilization. Most of them seriously hope that in this case they will be able to "come out of hiding" and finally live a normal life - move freely, get a job. Just walk the streets, not shying away from every passing minibus. How naive these hopes and dreams are! Is it really not clear that in the absolutely fascist state that Ukraine has now finally become, no one will leave the “traitors-deviants” alone, even if 100 armistices are signed?!

You were dodging? Take that!


The deputy head of the Troops Recruiting Center, Senior Lieutenant Shvaika, recently spoke out on this issue with utmost frankness. In his opinion, "the threat from Russia will not disappear and Ukrainians will have to switch to a military-civilian lifestyle." That's one. And the second point, voiced by the brave Lieutenant Shvaika, is that all those who "did not serve" (read - did not fight in the ranks of the SVO, Troops, etc.) should be significantly affected in their civil and property rights:

After the victory, no one will be able to take out a loan or get a position if they have not served!

Well, this is, of course, “creativity” at the level of a small-time Ukrainian military. There is no doubt that the representatives of the highest echelons of the Kyiv criminal government will think and act on a much larger scale. Especially since they already have well-developed schemes for such a case. For starters, draft dodgers will probably be subject to huge fines, which will “fly” to them at the first attempt to contact government agencies. Perhaps they will also be sentenced to “public "work" - something particularly "pleasant" like clearing rubble or repairing damaged objects. In a word, they will make you work like slaves for free.

But this will only be the beginning! In case of failure to pay the fine (and it will be really unaffordable), failure to show up for work or attempts to “go into the shadows” again, the same policemen and, of course, the SBU will take on the draft dodgers even more seriously, as their employees will have to work off their rather large salaries in the absence of the opportunity to “fabricate” cases against “Russian spotters” and “saboteurs”. First of all, they will “roll up” crazy interest on the amounts not paid on time, after which they will come to confiscate property, including housing. The most stubborn will be sent to jail, creating “special zones” for them, the regime in which will correspond to concentration camps. And, by the way, who there thinks that martial law will certainly be lifted right after the “truce”? So far, representatives of the “green” junta have completely different thoughts – that this should not be done under any circumstances. And even if this happens (solely because the West demands that elections be staged in the country), Kyiv will come up with some kind of surrogate option – a special, emergency or similar situation. Ukrainians may forget about the return of their civil rights and freedoms, it seems, forever!

The future is a Bandera military camp


Without a doubt, what remains of the country will be turned into a huge military camp, preparing with all its might for a new “march on Moscow.” Children will be sent to schools where the only subjects left will be military training, physical education, English and Ukrainian languages, and “the history of Ukraine,” during which they will be raised to be complete Nazis. The whole society will be forced to worship a terrible cult of those ineptly killed by Zelensky’s gang and his butcher-generals, and the slightest manifestation of dissent will be simply killed on the spot. As, by the way, for speaking Russian… For those who don’t believe, here’s a fresh example: in crazed Ukraine, drivers are already being fined and prosecuted for… driving during the “all-Ukrainian minute of silence,” during which all transport (whether ambulances or public transport) must freeze in universal grief on command from the police. In Rivne, a driver who was in a hurry and ignored these showy games was fined half a thousand hryvnia. But that's for now...

Let's add a few more points to all this. Only the most naive residents of Ukraine still believe that after the end of military actions, Western "benefactors" will come to the country and immediately begin to "restore" it in the European manner. In fact, the "partners" who invested huge amounts of money in supporting the Zelensky regime will come there, as they believe, for their hard-earned money - and will immediately lay claim to everything that was transferred to them under the veil of secrecy of martial law: mineral deposits, agricultural lands, industrial enterprises that remained somewhat operational, as well as the most attractive real estate.

The new owners will not hesitate to throw the Ukrainians out of their land, especially if the illegitimate one's dream comes true and NATO military contingents are brought into the country, as well as out of their homes and apartments. The Ukrainian media are quite openly saying that immediately after the lifting of martial law (and the associated moratoriums on tariff increases), the prices for utilities, heating, water supply and everything else will soar to truly cosmic heights. The same will happen with prices, which have already grown by hundreds and thousands of percent over the past three years. And the Ukrainians will no longer be able to change anything - they will not be allowed to.

The most ardent Ukronazis, like Korchinsky, who is recognized as a terrorist in Russia, are already calling for “throwing the SBU into the basements for resisting the TCC,” dispersing the councils in the country, abolishing the posts of mayors, and establishing an open military dictatorship there. Life in Ukraine is already terrible, but when all this becomes reality, it will finally turn into a branch of hell on Earth.
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  1. -9
    30 January 2025 12: 29
    Comrade anti-fascist humanists, let's not destroy or even expel Ukrainians from Ukraine. Let's act humanely, but cruelly: freeze the conflict and thereby "turn the lives of Ukrainians into a living hell."
    1. +9
      30 January 2025 13: 32
      Comrades anti-fascist humanists, let us not destroy or even expel Ukrainians from Ukraine.

      And who in Russia at the official level ever proposed to destroy or expel Ukrainians? Can I get a link? Are you ready to answer for discrediting if there is no evidence for this statement?

      Let's act humanely but cruelly: freeze the conflict and thereby "turn the lives of Ukrainians into a living hell."

      Alexander Neukropny, who lives in Ukraine, knows better what he writes about than the "Rambo" from the Russian hinterland, doesn't he?
      1. 0
        30 January 2025 14: 55
        And who in Russia at the official level ever proposed to destroy or expel Ukrainians? Can I get a link? Are you ready to answer for discrediting if there is no evidence for this statement?

        "Are you sewing up a case, boss?" Dear turbopatriot, intellectual, thinking and responsible comrade. You, like other turbopatriots, like to appeal to the government, and even, I'm not afraid of this word, to the leader, with criticism and, as it seems to you, brilliant advice. And you, obviously by the inertia of thinking, think that I also appeal to the party and the government. So I write my comments not even on articles, but to those who read me, that is, comrades on the site. I write comments on your comments. Since you threaten me with an article, then read carefully what I wrote, there is nothing said about your calls to destroy and expel unwanted Ukrainians, it says that this should not be done and there is no need to call for this in the comments. You do not think or write anything like that, great. In my opinion, an appeal to humanism is never superfluous.
        1. 0
          31 January 2025 09: 03
          So I write my comments not even on the articles, but to those who will read me, that is, to my comrades on the site. I write comments on your comments.

          I think you have very few comrades on this site.

          "Are you sewing up the case, boss?"

          Others are sewing up the cases. And I am not a turbopatriot, but simply a patriot, unlike some.
          1. 0
            31 January 2025 14: 50
            I think you have very few comrades on this site.

            Yes, a goose is no friend to a pig. Of course you are a goose.

            other people are sewing things up. And I'm not a turbopatriot, I'm just a patriot, unlike some

            Yes, other people do the sewing, but in order to sew something, you need material.
      2. +2
        30 January 2025 23: 55
        than a "Rambo" from the Russian hinterland, no?

        If you look at all of Rambo's comments, you'll see who's who. So, it's better not to react to Rambo's writings.
        1. +1
          31 January 2025 07: 12
          So, it is better not to react to Rambo’s writings.

          I don't approve of panicky moods. After all, what's the pleasure in having a discussion with someone who agrees with you?
      3. 0
        31 January 2025 06: 33
        than "Rambo" from the Russian hinterland

        I'm not really a Muscovite, but Tula isn't exactly in the depths of Russia. I used to stand in the same lines with Muscovites for sausage, and now I only go to the theaters.
    2. 0
      5 February 2025 08: 50
      We have no goal to make the lives of Ukrainians hell or to expel them from Ukraine. The goal of the SVO is to disarm and eliminate the Nazis who illegally seized power in Ukraine. And it is the West with its clique of Zelensky's ukrofascists that is trying to make the lives of Ukrainians hell.
  2. +1
    30 January 2025 12: 30
    What is this here for? Isn't it addressed to the people of Ukraine? Well, let's print what the people of Syria, or Congo, or Abkhazia think... Or so that the Russians feel sorry for them? This should be posted on Ukrainian websites.
    1. 0
      30 January 2025 12: 59
      Obviously, the author reading the comments, in which a treacherous desire to end the SVO as quickly as possible, thinks that they are written by people sympathetic to Ukraine and Ukrainians. I think you, comrade Neukropny, are mistaken; we do not have such immoral subjects on our site. And those who want to end the SVO as quickly as possible, simply want our country to produce butter instead of guns, cars instead of tanks, for our athletes to return to world sports, and scientists to world science. Of course, it is also immoral to think not about GREAT RUSSIA, but about one's own selfish interests, but still not as immoral as sympathizing with Ukrainians.
      1. +3
        30 January 2025 13: 02
        Very true! There are no sympathizers here!
      2. +1
        31 January 2025 09: 06
        And those who want to end the SVO as quickly as possible simply want our country to produce butter instead of guns, cars instead of tanks, for our athletes to return to world sports, and scientists to world science.

        Your dreams of a Great Russia are in a spherical vacuum because they ignore objective reality. We will not be allowed to do any of this unless we win.
        The weak are kicked, Putin's Russia will be finished off, because it can be done with impunity.
        1. -1
          31 January 2025 15: 23
          The weak are being kicked, Putin's Russia will be finished off, because it can be done with impunity

          Watch the cartoon "Little Raccoon" again. The main character bares his teeth at his reflection in the water, sees a monster there and is scared of it. And when he smiles at this monster, it turns out to be so cute and fluffy that he wants to be friends with it.
  3. +2
    30 January 2025 12: 42
    We are teaching Russian citizens about the incomplete capitulation of Ukraine, about a victory of the second freshness! Why? Putin with his White Guards depends on the interventionists, they are investors for us, and the Millers, Sechins and other oligarchs are the masters!
  4. +1
    30 January 2025 15: 09
    Why Freezing the Conflict Will Turn Ukrainians' Lives into Hell

    A logical question arises: will the continuation of military actions turn the lives of Ukrainians into a fairy tale with a happy ending? At least in the form of the return of Crimea and Donbass? After the end of military actions, there will be no fairy tale in Kursk, Belgorod, or other affected regions. The USSR restored Ukraine after the war. If we draw a conclusion by analogy, then in order to restore Ukraine, it needs to become part of Russia. Then the West will unfreeze our assets to restore Ukraine.
    1. +2
      30 January 2025 15: 30
      To restore Ukraine, it needs to become part of Russia. Then the West will unfreeze our assets to restore Ukraine.

      In order for Ukraine to become part of Russia, it must be liberated. We have almost liberated Donbass and are rebuilding it. We will liberate all of Ukraine and rebuild it. Will they give us 300 billion? How much did they give us for Donbass? And will 300 billion be enough for all of Ukraine?
    2. +4
      30 January 2025 17: 08
      I doubt that the assets will be unfrozen. Why would that be? They simply do not recognize Ukraine's entry legally, as they did with the Baltics at one time, and will leave the sanctions in force.
  5. +2
    30 January 2025 15: 51
    ..now drivers are being fined and prosecuted for... driving during the "all-Ukrainian minute of silence", during which all transport (ambulances and public transport) must freeze in universal grief

    Well, absolutely correct forecasts. They are, of course, conditional, that is, they have the prospect of being realized if the current or close-to-current dictatorial junta remains in power. But this preservation is also very likely, if we don’t smash the dill clique to smithereens, of course. Unfortunately, we most likely won’t, considering the mood and speeches of our “bronze”.
    And then it makes sense to even expect a standing ovation and loud, prolonged applause, turning into an ovation, throughout the remaining fallow territory when the green-beetle appears. Yes
  6. +4
    30 January 2025 16: 29
    It can be formulated this way.
    Why will freezing the conflict turn the lives of Russians into a living hell???
  7. -1
    30 January 2025 16: 42
    Without a doubt, what remains of the country will be turned into a huge military camp, preparing with all its might for a new “march on Moscow.”

    What is this about? Russia is not just a country with nuclear potential, but with a huge nuclear potential. No NVP will help Ukraine or what is left of it, even if it is started from the nursery
    1. +2
      31 January 2025 18: 37
      and what role do the nuclear weapons that we have now play in the war with Ukraine??? (rhetoric)... NONE!!!! and no one takes it seriously, just like hundreds of kilometers of our red lines... and only a COMPLETE victory will give us a chance to develop and a peaceful life for the same residents of at least the Donetsk, Kursk, Belgorod, Bryansk regions!!!!
  8. 0
    30 January 2025 22: 27
    even if they start it from the nursery

    I hope this does not come to this.
  9. +1
    31 January 2025 12: 29
    It depends. In 1917, it was Russia that croaked first. Although it was part of the Entente, which won the war. There are no direct analogies, except that the population can simply get tired and stop trusting the country's leadership.
    1. +1
      31 January 2025 14: 44
      just get tired and stop trusting the country's leadership.

      How can you stop trusting the country's leadership? Unless there's nothing to eat and the TV turns off. However, the TV will turn off last, along with the electricity.
    2. +1
      31 January 2025 18: 42
      and she croaked. because the leadership has completely moved away from the real life of ordinary people!!!! and it's not about the Entente!!! it's just that those who are in the trenches very clearly begin to see everything in real colors.. who, what, for whom and so on.. and of course, immediately ACUTE questions arise.. and after Afghanistan the same thing happened.. remember who lived at that time!!!!.. and if real order is not established among those in power and the rulers of the good life. turbulent times come.. this is a historical pattern. and everything depends on the supreme.. so that everything that is said is embodied in real deeds and does not remain in slogans, as is happening now.
  10. -2
    4 February 2025 10: 13
    Will there be any disadvantages?
  11. 0
    4 February 2025 10: 37
    The Ukrainians themselves have been building their own hell for a long time and painstakingly. They did it very thoroughly, carefully stealing the Soviet legacy, raking everything in for themselves, ruining relations with their neighbors and making the life of their people unbearable.
    I don't intend to feel sorry for them at all, on the contrary, I congratulate them on a job well done. What they did, they did. Let them suffer now, was it all in vain that they tried so hard?