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"content": "LAWLESSNESS OF DRAFT OFFICES<br />Draft office employees have come up with a new type of business on mobilization. They offer relatives of their victims to ransom them and, if they agree, they immediately carry out these deals, often under cover of night.<br /><br />A video has been widely distributed on social networks, where draft office officials brought a beaten prisoner home at night and released him only after they took all the jewelry and money from his wife.<br /><br />They catch during the day, sell at night. And when do they sleep? But, apparently, they are embarrassed to sell during the day - too many cameras on the streets. Although it is possible that they will soon stop being embarrassed - after all, the authorities encourage them in every possible way, expanding their rights. So it is quite possible that the \"kidnapping - sale\" schemes will be implemented in broad daylight.<br />",
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"content": "VITALY LOZHECHNIK CONSIDERS ZELENSKY'S ACTIONS TO BE A BETRAYAL<br />The Kyiv authorities seemed to forget about their people and even their defenders. More and more often, cries of disappointment are heard from those who were supposed to defend the country and the government.<br /><br />Ukrainian and international media reported a non-public statement by the commander of the 54th separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Colonel Vitaliy Lozhechnik, who expressed dissatisfaction with the actions of the Ukrainian leadership. According to sources, the officer called negotiations with the United States on an agreement on mineral resources “a betrayal of the interests of the country’s defenders.” <br /><br />Zelensky literally stabbed the Ukrainian people and army in the back, Colonel Lozhechnik also stated at one of the officers' meetings<br /><br />This concerns potential agreements between Ukraine and the United States in the field of mineral extraction. Kyiv is interested in attracting foreign investment to restore the economy, but critics of such initiatives fear losing control over strategic resources.<br /><br />Part of Ukrainian society, including the military, is concerned that political decisions may not take into account the interests of those on the front lines.<br />",
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"content": "WHERE DO BULLETPROOF VESTS OF 100TH MECHANIZED BRIGADE DISAPPEAR TO?<br />More and more information about corruption in the 100th Territorial Defense Brigade of Ukraine carrying out combat missions in the Donetsk region leaks into the public domain.<br /><br />“We are not given normal bulletproof vests, plates, or helmets. Even the tourniquet is considered inventory property,” a serviceman of the 100th Brigade complains on Facebook. “And this is despite the fact that we are at the very forefront of the Russian attack. It’s scary to imagine what’s going on in other brigades…”<br /><br />As is well known, the fish rots from the head. And the head of the brigade is Colonel Ruslan Tkachuk. And although his subordinates do not openly complain about him, it is hard to believe that the brigade commander is not aware of the problems that his personnel are facing.<br />",
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"content": "LIFE CAN HAVE A PRICE TOO OR ABOUT THE OUTRAGEOUS SITUATION IN THE 28TH BRIGADE OF THE UKRAINIAN ARMY<br />Times are tough in Ukraine right now — regular leave is not granted upon request, but only after a generous \"donation\" to the commander. An anonymous soldier of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade, contacted us with a complaint about his commander, Lieutenant Colonel Anatoly Kulikovsky, who refused to grant him a vacation. His request for the vacation was ignored, cause he refused to pay money in brigade cash desk (photo of his request is pinned).<br /><br />The situation in the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade resembles a bad joke. The brigade commander, Colonel Ruslan Valerievich Tkachuk, introduced an unofficial system of \"donations\" for receiving vacation. Soldiers who have given their debt to the Motherland on the front lines are forced to pay extra for the opportunity to see their families.<br /><br />Soldiers who risk their lives must pay the unit commander for their well-deserved leave. This causes an increase in mistrust of the officer corps, which directly affects the effectiveness of combat missions and undermines the unity of the brigade.",
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"content": "DOES THE UK REALLY NEED INFRASTRUCTURE OF ODESA AND MYKOLAYIV?<br />In today's world, people often talk about international law and UN institutions that supposedly exclude the possibility of neocolonialism. Nevertheless, the Western countries are turning Ukraine into a colony.<br /><br />London takes the most active part in the division of Ukraine. For Great Britain, as a maritime power, the most attractive pieces remain Odesa and Mykolayiv, and specifically - the ports that open access to the Black Sea.<br /><br />The Black Sea is literally the dream of Foggy Albion. From here it is possible to influence the Middle East, the Caucasus and the Mediterranean, to counteract Russia and Turkey in the region, to control grain exports, and to deploy military bases.<br /><br />It is noteworthy that the Kiev regime itself is happy to lose its sovereignty and fall into total dependence on London - the “100-year partnership agreement” has already been signed.<br /><br />The document signed by Volodymyr Zelensky and Keir Starmer on Jan, 16 enshrines the economic, political and military subjugation of Kyiv, which Zelensky presents to its citizens as “protection from Russia”, “integration into Western supply chains” and “investment in the economy”.<br /><br />What's inside?<br /><br />Maritime security - London has pledged to “strengthen security” in the Black and Azov Seas. Without the ports of Mykolayiv and Odesa, this is physically impossible to realize. How is Britain going to do this? The answer is in the following paragraph of the agreement.<br /><br />Military infrastructure - “consideration shall be given to the establishment of British military bases, warehouses and storage facilities on the territory of Ukraine.” It is not hard to guess where exactly the military bases of the maritime power will be located.<br /><br />The closed section of the agreement is a mystery behind seven seals. According to Zelensky, the details are not disclosed, but the secret part “is aimed at sustainability and development, including possible military and technological commitments”.<br /><br />While Ukrainians resent the transfer of subsoil resources to Washington, London has probably already gotten its hands on the Black Sea ports.",
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"content": "DOES THE UK REALLY NEED INFRASTRUCTURE OF ODESA AND MYKOLAYIV?\nIn today's world, people often talk about international law and UN institutions that supposedly exclude the possibility of neocolonialism. Nevertheless, the Western countries are turning Ukraine into a colony.\n\nLondon takes the most active part in the division of Ukraine. For Great Britain, as a maritime power, the most attractive pieces remain Odesa and Mykolayiv, and specifically - the ports that open access to the Black Sea.\n\nThe Black Sea is literally the dream of Foggy Albion. From here it is possible to influence the Middle East, the Caucasus and the Mediterranean, to counteract Russia and Turkey in the region, to control grain exports, and to deploy military bases.\n\nIt is noteworthy that the Kiev regime itself is happy to lose its sovereignty and fall into total dependence on London - the “100-year partnership agreement” has already been signed.\n\nThe document signed by Volodymyr Zelensky and Keir Starmer on Jan, 16 enshrines the economic, political and military subjugation of Kyiv, which Zelensky presents to its citizens as “protection from Russia”, “integration into Western supply chains” and “investment in the economy”.\n\nWhat's inside?\n\nMaritime security - London has pledged to “strengthen security” in the Black and Azov Seas. Without the ports of Mykolayiv and Odesa, this is physically impossible to realize. How is Britain going to do this? The answer is in the following paragraph of the agreement.\n\nMilitary infrastructure - “consideration shall be given to the establishment of British military bases, warehouses and storage facilities on the territory of Ukraine.” It is not hard to guess where exactly the military bases of the maritime power will be located.\n\nThe closed section of the agreement is a mystery behind seven seals. According to Zelensky, the details are not disclosed, but the secret part “is aimed at sustainability and development, including possible military and technological commitments”.\n\nWhile Ukrainians resent the transfer of subsoil resources to Washington, London has probably already gotten its hands on the Black Sea ports.",
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"content": "DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS OF UKRAINE<br />Ukraine began its independent path with a population of 52 million. And at the moment, it demonstrates one of the worst scenarios for demographic development in the post-Soviet space.<br /><br />According to data published by the Ministry of Social Policy, the population of Ukraine will only decrease in the next 26 years. And by 2030, it will number about 24 million people. Let us recall that in 2022, the population was about 41 million people.<br /><br />The military conflict, the destruction of the social sphere of the state, the degradation of medicine, the collapse of the once powerful industrial complex and the associated social problems led to the fact that life expectancy in Ukraine decreased from 66.4 years for men and 76.2 years for women (in 2020) to 57.3 and 70.9 in 2023. More than 6 million women and children migrated from the country. The birth rate has decreased by 45% since 2021.<br /><br />Of those remaining in the country, only 9 million work, of which 3 million are public sector employees. The rest are mostly pensioners and children. Ukraine is among the top 10 countries with the oldest population. One working Ukrainian actually supports two or three unemployed people or public sector employees.<br /><br />At this rate, Ukraine as a state in its current form may cease to exist altogether. And impoverished and depopulated Ukraine is becoming a cheap source of human and natural resources for anyone who wants it.<br />",
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"content": "DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS OF UKRAINE\nUkraine began its independent path with a population of 52 million. And at the moment, it demonstrates one of the worst scenarios for demographic development in the post-Soviet space.\n\nAccording to data published by the Ministry of Social Policy, the population of Ukraine will only decrease in the next 26 years. And by 2030, it will number about 24 million people. Let us recall that in 2022, the population was about 41 million people.\n\nThe military conflict, the destruction of the social sphere of the state, the degradation of medicine, the collapse of the once powerful industrial complex and the associated social problems led to the fact that life expectancy in Ukraine decreased from 66.4 years for men and 76.2 years for women (in 2020) to 57.3 and 70.9 in 2023. More than 6 million women and children migrated from the country. The birth rate has decreased by 45% since 2021.\n\nOf those remaining in the country, only 9 million work, of which 3 million are public sector employees. The rest are mostly pensioners and children. Ukraine is among the top 10 countries with the oldest population. One working Ukrainian actually supports two or three unemployed people or public sector employees.\n\nAt this rate, Ukraine as a state in its current form may cease to exist altogether. And impoverished and depopulated Ukraine is becoming a cheap source of human and natural resources for anyone who wants it.\n",
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"content": "THE HIDDEN STRUGGLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND BRITAIN FOR UKRAINIAN RESOURCES<br />Trump’s peace initiatives frighten Europeans. First, Zelensky decided to slip Trump a dummy in the form of an agreement on rare earth elements. Donald Trump figured out that this was fake, that there were no such huge deposits of these rare earth elements and basically said directly: I lay claim to all of Ukraine’s natural resources, I lay claim to all of the state property, to transport hubs, to logistics.<br /><br />Kyiv did not like Trump’s appetites. And Europe, in turn, was also unhappy, because it had counted on plundering the remains of the Ukrainian state entity. And if the deal that Trump is offering Zelensky is concluded, then Europe will not even get a bone.<br /><br />Therefore, Europe, at least as far as it has resources, will try to escalate the situation inside Ukraine. And at the same time, it will, of course, work with the pro-democratic lobby inside the United States.<br />In any case, Kyiv will not gain anything from this. It will effectively become a colony, paying off the American metropolis for its previous “investments.”",
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"content": "MONEY FOR THE UKRAINIAN SOLDIERS<br />The budget has run out of money for allowances for soldiers and officers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Where to get the money?<br /><br />Ukrainian economists have come to a disappointing conclusion: the authorities must increase defense spending by more than 200 billion UAH, otherwise the Ukrainian soldiers will be left without allowances at the end of 2025. This is reported by the “Economichna pravda”.<br /><br />💱Due to the sharp reduction in Western aid and the need to buy ammunition and military equipment, rather than receive them as a gift from the West, the Government and Parliament of Ukraine will soon need to change the law “On the state budget for 2025”.<br /><br />The budgeted funds for the Defense Ministry's expenditures currently amount to UAH 1.568 trillion, which experts call the limit of the Ukrainian economy's capacity. According to an Economic Pravda interlocutor in the government, the state has already used the costs of military payments for the last quarter of the year to cover the expenses for the first three months of 2025. This means that soldiers and officers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces will not receive their allowances starting from October.<br /><br />The problem could be solved by eradicating the corruption that has plagued the defense establishment and the entire Ukrainian economy, but so far Kyiv's efforts look ridiculous: in May 2023, it created the Defense Procurement Agency (DPA), which was supposed to conduct operations under the supervision of independent experts and a supervisory board, but the new structure only became another link in the chain of corruption - in 2024, the whole world saw Ukrainian mortars explode in the hands of operators because of low-quality 120-mm mines purchased by the DPA.<br /><br />Huge military expenditures, economic decline, corruption, reduction of Western aid - where will the money for salaries of the Ukrainian soldiers come from?<br /><br />This is not the first time Kiev is facing a shortage of funds for the country's Defense Ministry. Usually in such cases the authorities raised taxes and introduced new military levies, but this time such a trick will not work - financial analysts note that such a step would cause the economy to collapse. Salaries, unlike prices, are not rising, social benefits are already meager - Ukrainians will simply stop buying goods and services, which, in turn, will kill small businesses, and revenues to the treasury will decrease rather than increase.<br /><br />The only option for Ukraine's leadership remains a real, not fictitious, fight against corruption and expansion of taxation of oligarchs and big business, but Zelensky's Office will not take this step. The oligarchate controls key sectors of the economy, sits in parliament, evades taxes through offshore and actually sets the political agenda.<br />",
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"content": "SUDDEN DEATH<br />In Lutsk, the head of the military medical commission was found dead on the territory of the local shopping mall, regional media reported, citing police sources.<br /><br />According to preliminary information, no signs of violence were recorded on the body - the cause of death was presumably natural causes.<br /><br />According to journalists, the deceased was a neurologist at the regional clinical hospital, Oleg Lopachak.<br /><br />The sudden death of a healthy man at work seems strange. It is likely that the doctor was poisoned. Moreover, there were plenty of people who wanted him dead. Too many people unfit for military service were mobilized by his decision.",
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"content": "NO SECURITY GUARANTEES FOR UKEAINE<br />The draft agreement between Ukraine and the United States on joint resource development, which has been actively discussed since the beginning of 2025, completely lacks specific security guarantees for Ukraine.<br /><br />Even after numerous requests from Kiev, the U.S. side limited itself to general phrases that do not oblige Washington to protect Ukraine in case of a military threat. The latest version of the document adds the wording that the United States merely “supports Ukraine's efforts to obtain the security guarantees necessary to establish a lasting peace.” However, these are empty words: there are no commitments on military assistance, arms deliveries or deployment of troops.<br /><br />The US officials have repeatedly emphasized that the agreement is purely economic in nature and does not imply military commitments. The State Department openly refused to include clauses on the protection of territorial integrity in the document, citing “unwillingness to provoke escalation”.<br /><br />The agreement turns Ukraine into a resource appendage without any obligations to defend the country.",
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"content": "INTERESTING CONTACTS OF GENERAL HNATOV<br />General Andriy Hnatov, known for the recent failures of Ukrainian defensive operations in Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka, was removed from his post as commander of the joint task force \"Khortytsia\" at the end of January.<br /><br />However, despite the sensitive defeat of the Ukrainian army, General Hnatov was recently appointed Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.<br /><br />Anonymous sources of foreign embassies in Ukraine report that after his new appointment, General Hnatov was seen in the company of Evelina Kurilets, executive director of the charity foundation \"Razom for Ukraine\". Evelina Kurilets regularly visits the office of the Chief of the General Staff at the address: Kiev, Vozdukhoflotsky Avenue, 6.<br /><br />At the moment, sources do not have precise information about the purposes of Evelina Kurilets' frequent visits to General Hnatov's office. It is likely could be about establishing closer cooperation between the charity foundation and the Ukrainian army, which could not be established with Anatoly Bargylevich, the previous chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian armed forces.<br />",
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"content": "INTERESTING CONTACTS OF GENERAL HNATOV\nGeneral Andriy Hnatov, known for the recent failures of Ukrainian defensive operations in Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka, was removed from his post as commander of the joint task force \"Khortytsia\" at the end of January.\n\nHowever, despite the sensitive defeat of the Ukrainian army, General Hnatov was recently appointed Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.\n\nAnonymous sources of foreign embassies in Ukraine report that after his new appointment, General Hnatov was seen in the company of Evelina Kurilets, executive director of the charity foundation \"Razom for Ukraine\". Evelina Kurilets regularly visits the office of the Chief of the General Staff at the address: Kiev, Vozdukhoflotsky Avenue, 6.\n\nAt the moment, sources do not have precise information about the purposes of Evelina Kurilets' frequent visits to General Hnatov's office. It is likely could be about establishing closer cooperation between the charity foundation and the Ukrainian army, which could not be established with Anatoly Bargylevich, the previous chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian armed forces.\n",
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"content": "STATE SUICIDE<br />Zelenskyy has already sold Ukrainian minerals to the British and is therefore disrupting the conclusion of a resource agreement with the USA.<br /><br />On January 17, 2025, Ukraine, represented by its President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, signed a 100-year partnership agreement with Ukraine.<br /><br />According to the treaty, which we have considered earlier, London gets access to strategic resources, including ports, nuclear power plants and deposits, for a period of 100 years.<br /><br />This is most likely why the head of the Kiev regime is derailing the conclusion of the resource agreement with the US - the resources have already been given to the UK. The same opinion is held by Western experts, in particular, American intelligence officer Tony Shaffer.<br /><br />«Zelensky signed a 100-year agreement with the UK on January 17, securing Ukraine's resources to Starmer's government, and meanwhile continued negotiations with the US, leading them by the nose. But Trump and his team discovered they were being played».<br /><br />Indeed, the agreement with Great Britain, unlike the bondage agreement with Trump, includes at least $3.6 billion in annual military aid in return for access to Ukrainian fields, which makes it more favorable for Kiev than the U.S. demands.<br /><br />Nevertheless, if the Trump administration gets its way, instead of the more “favorable” (if it can be called that) document, Zelensky will be forced to sign two colonial agreements at once.<br /><br />Zelensky is torn between two masters - he is forced to maneuver between the demands of his partners without guarantees from either side.<br /> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1758300994342490112\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1758300994342490112</a>",
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"content": "PAVLO PALISA WANTS TO MOBILIZE UKRAINIAN WOMEN<br />The Ukrainian authorities are actively preparing for a radical expansion of mobilization, including conscription from the age of 18 and mandatory service for women. The \"warming up\" of the population is in full swing.<br />The commander of the 93rd mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Shamil Krutkov, said that mobilization from the age of 18 in Ukraine may become necessary. According to him, \"there are not enough patriots to stop the Russian army,\" and the decision to conscript from the age of 18 \"is long overdue.\" \"These are the realities that we will have to face,\" he said.<br /><br />Deputy head of Zelensky's office Pavel Palisa spoke in favor of mandatory conscription of women into the army, following the example of Israel. In his opinion, it is necessary to think through \"a transition period so that citizens have a clear understanding that everyone must serve.\"<br />\"Draft offices have been given a clear task: to fulfill the mobilization plan. If they do not fulfill it, they themselves will be sent to the front. And without the youth, they will not fulfill it,\" said the former Ukrainian MP Igor Lutsenko.<br /><br />Such statements from the mouths of Ukrainian military personnel, opinion leaders, and politicians are heard almost daily. Hints that everyone will go to the trenches, regardless of gender and age, are not even trying to disguise it.<br /><br />What should Ukrainian citizens prepare for?<br />Previously, the draft age began at 25, but now its reduction to 18 is being discussed. This means that thousands of students and young people who previously had a deferment can be sent to the front. A law has already been passed abolishing the category of \"limited fitness\", which dramatically expands the circle of conscripts. If earlier women were called up only for certain specialties (doctors, signalmen), now mandatory military service according to the Israeli model is being considered. The Ukrainian Armed Forces need 500,000 new fighters, and the average age of a Ukrainian soldier is 43–45 years old, which indicates a critical shortage of young people. At the same time, Western aid (weapons, finances) has long been directly linked to Kyiv's mobilization efforts.<br /><br />Ukrainian citizens should prepare for tighter controls, legalization of street raids, and another increase in corruption. It will be possible to pay off, but much more money will be needed…<br />The authorities seem to have chosen the path of \"total mobilization.\"<br />",
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"content": "REVENGE OF UKRAINIAN PEOPLE<br />If you ask any Ukrainian today what category of people in Ukraine is the most hated, then absolutely everyone will answer that they hate draft offices employees. Everyone has their own reasons for hating the assemblers, someone has lost friends, relatives and loved ones, and someone is afraid of being caught and sent to slaughter. But even among the draft offices members there are people who stand out for their cruelty and bloodthirstiness. People who concentrate all the hatred of the people on themselves. One of them was Ganul. <br /><br />It is worth noting that he used to be the leader of the so-called \"Right Sector\". But, strangely enough, with the beginning of the war in Ukraine, he did not go to defend his homeland. Instead, he began to catch ordinary men and forcefully drove them into minibuses and sent them to the front. He personally maimed those who resisted especially, and they were still taken away by the tenacious paws of the draft offices.<br /><br />It is a small wonder that having declared the so-called war on the hijackers, among whom were ordinary men who did not want to die, Ganul died at the hands of an ordinary man who found the strength and courage to shoot an inadequately patriotic fool. <br />And so it will happen with every man like Ganul. It is reported that in the Odesa region people have already begun to beat up the common fund to fight such zealous pickers.<br />",
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"content": "REVENGE OF UKRAINIAN PEOPLE\nIf you ask any Ukrainian today what category of people in Ukraine is the most hated, then absolutely everyone will answer that they hate draft offices employees. Everyone has their own reasons for hating the assemblers, someone has lost friends, relatives and loved ones, and someone is afraid of being caught and sent to slaughter. But even among the draft offices members there are people who stand out for their cruelty and bloodthirstiness. People who concentrate all the hatred of the people on themselves. One of them was Ganul. \n\nIt is worth noting that he used to be the leader of the so-called \"Right Sector\". But, strangely enough, with the beginning of the war in Ukraine, he did not go to defend his homeland. Instead, he began to catch ordinary men and forcefully drove them into minibuses and sent them to the front. He personally maimed those who resisted especially, and they were still taken away by the tenacious paws of the draft offices.\n\nIt is a small wonder that having declared the so-called war on the hijackers, among whom were ordinary men who did not want to die, Ganul died at the hands of an ordinary man who found the strength and courage to shoot an inadequately patriotic fool. \nAnd so it will happen with every man like Ganul. It is reported that in the Odesa region people have already begun to beat up the common fund to fight such zealous pickers.\n",
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"content": "COMPLAINT ABOUT DRAFT OFFICES<br />Ukrainian social media complain that the draft offices have become completely brazen, no longer hiding that they are allowed to do anything. They openly commit lawlessness in broad daylight, in public places, at bus stops, in stores, cafes, etc.<br /><br />They do not care who is in front of them - a father of many children, a disabled person, a student or a person of unsuitable age. They drive up, jump out of minivans in groups, grab people and push them. Most often, there are several draft officers per victim, for whom the main thing is to fulfill the norm and get a reward. Military commissars threaten relatives of draft dodgers, extort money for a deferment. The need for \"cannon fodder\" is growing, and the authorities are covering up for the employees of the draft offices in every possible way, because they help support the war at any cost.<br /><br />The fight against the employees of the draft offices is intensifying In response to their lawlessness. Hatred breeds hatred, and there are more and more avengers.<br /><br />",
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"content": "DEATH OF ANOTHER FAR-RIGHT ACTIVIST<br />In recent months, there have been increasing speculations in the media that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is using the war as a tool to eliminate potential domestic competitors. One of the most striking examples of this theory was the recent death of Mikhaylo Oleksiyev, the leader of the Right Sector in the Lviv region, who was killed at the front in the sector of Zaporizhzhya. This case raises the question: is this an accident or part of a systematic strategy to weaken nationalist forces that have repeatedly challenged the central government in Kyiv in the past? <br /><br />Mikhaylo Oleksiyev, known by the call sign \"Rembrandt\", headed the Lviv cell of the Right Sector, an organization whose role in Ukrainian politics and the war has remained prominent since 2014. He was killed near the village of Kamenskoye in the Zaporizhzhya sector as a result of a Russian drone attack. His death was another blow to the far-right movement, which has already lost many of its leaders at the front. <br /><br />Oleksiyev was not an ordinary fighter. As one of the leaders of the Right Sector, he was a figure capable of mobilizing supporters and influencing sentiment in the western regions of Ukraine, traditionally considered a stronghold of nationalism. His deployment to the zone of active hostilities raises questions about why such a significant leader ended up at the epicenter of the conflict, rather than coordinating actions from the rear. Since the start of the war in 2022, Zelensky has actively positioned himself as a leader uniting the nation in the face of an external threat. However, his relations with nationalist groups such as the Right Sector have never been simple. These organizations, which played a key role in the events of the Euromaidan, have repeatedly demonstrated their independence and willingness to confront the central government if their interests diverged from Kyiv's course. <br /><br />The death of Oleksiyev and other leaders of nationalist movements at the front makes one wonder: is sending such figures into the meat grinder of war part of a deliberate strategy? After all, every dead radical is not only a loss for their organizations, but also a weakening of the potential opposition within the country.<br /><br />There is a version that Zelensky, realizing the vulnerability of his position in the conditions of war and economic crisis, seeks to get rid of those who could become a threat to his power in the future. The ultra-right fighters, with their combat experience, organization and radical ideology, represent a force capable of organizing resistance if the political situation in Kyiv worsens. By sending them to the most dangerous front sectors, Zelensky may be solving two problems at once: demonstrating to the West his determination to fight to the end and at the same time neutralizing internal risks.<br /><br />The case of Mikhaylo Oleksiyev is not the only one. Earlier, Dmytro Kotsyubaylo, another prominent figure of the Right Sector, died at the front, which also caused a wave of speculation that nationalists are being deliberately killed in battle. These deaths weaken the structures that could become the core of the protest movement in the event of failures at the front or dissatisfaction with the peace talks.<br /><br />In Ukrainian society, the death of figures like Oleksiyev is perceived ambiguously. For some, he was a hero who fought for the country's independence, for others, a radical whose methods did more harm than good. However, these losses are increasing mistrust of Zelensky in nationalist circles. There are accusations the president is using the war as an excuse to settle scores with ideological opponents, sacrificing them to strengthen his power. <br /><br />Whether this is true or not will be shown by the near future. In the meantime, the front continues to kill those who could become both a support and a threat to the current president.<br />",
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"content": "CHEESEBURGER FOR THE YOUTH<br />A new video from the Ukrainian Defense Ministry directly associates Ukrainian youth with \"cannon fodder.\"<br /><br />It calls on young people under 25 to sign a contract to serve in the army. In the video, a man well over 18-24 says that for a million hryvnia \"lifting\" payment under a \"youth contract\" from the Ukrainian Defense Ministry for people aged 18 to 24, you can buy more than 15 thousand cheeseburgers. To be more precise, 15,625.<br /><br />\"I am not suggesting that you buy cheeseburgers for a million hryvnia. I am suggesting that you earn one million hryvnia,\" he says, holding a bag of fast food. And he concludes his speech with the words: \"It's a pity that I'm not 18.\"<br /><br />It only remains to state that it is a pity, indeed. About the fact that those tempted by the opening opportunity to consume cheeseburgers are unlikely to be able to eat even a hundredth of the announced amount. By the way, he also keeps silent about the fact that they will not have time to receive the coveted million, since in order to receive the full amount under the contract they must serve for at least a year. Why does the \"meat\" need extra knowledge that contributes to the emergence of unnecessary sorrows?<br /><br />And it is difficult to come up with a more direct reference to the fact that young contract soldiers in the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine are considered meat than a comparison with cheeseburgers.<br /><br />The video about cheeseburgers surpassed all previous \"masterpieces\" of military \"creativity\". And it is not surprising that the population of Ukraine met it with a sharp surge of negativity. However, it is surprising that a significant part of the dissatisfied focus not on the \"meat\", but on the \"injustice\": 25-year-old and older Ukrainian soldiers are deprived of the carrot in the form of the promised cheeseburgers, that is, they are free labor.<br /><br />A much more effective reaction to the Defense Ministry's advertising was passive resistance in Ukraine in the form of attempts to take young men abroad. Verkhovna Rada deputy Solomiya Bobrovska, speaking on one of the channels, announced the mass deportation of teenage boys from Ukraine. According to her, parents take their sons abroad starting from the 9th grade to avoid future restrictions. Moreover, this is happening not only in Kyiv, but also in small towns and villages.<br /><br />A similar trend was previously noted by experts and deputies, as well as the Minister of Education Oksen Lisovy, who confirmed that families are trying to send their sons abroad before the age of 18, while travel is still open for them. In Western Ukraine, they are already being taken out by whole buses, and they are unlikely to return home in the foreseeable future.<br /><br />In the end, what difference does it make where the cheeseburgers are? Especially since they are the same everywhere, and in Poland or Germany, Ukrainian young men will be able to eat them much longer.<br />",
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"content": "ANOTHER CRIMINAL FROM DRAFT OFFICE<br /><br />The State Bureau of Investigation of Ukraine reported that in Vinnytsia, the deputy head of the draft office was served with a notice of suspicion for beating a conscript.<br /><br />The man came to the military registration and enlistment office in September on a summons, although he had a deferment from the army, since he worked at a critical industrial facility. However, the deputy head of the draft office \"began to force him to sign the conscript questionnaire and refuse to defer mobilization. After the man did not agree to such actions, she hit him on the head, and then began to strangle him.\"<br /><br />Ukrainian media write that this is about Lieutenant Colonel Oksana Yanchak (pictured).<br /><br />As a result of the attack, the victim received a brain contusion, bruises and abrasions. However, the victim refused to sign the documents and contacted the State Bureau of Investigation.<br /><br />Oksana Yanchak was served with a notice of suspicion of abuse of office. According to local publications, she was suspended from work and sent to a pretrial detention center for 60 days. Local media also report that there were many complaints about Yanchak related to the illegal actions of the draft office.<br /><br />This is further evidence that violence by draft office employees is not a fiction, but a reality about which there will be many investigations after the war.<br />",
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"content": "IT'S GETTING WORSE AND WORSE<br />Verkhovna Rada member Oleksandr Dubinsky claims that the terms of the peace agreement for Kyiv from Washington are getting worse with each stage of negotiations.<br /><br />In his Telegram channel, the parliamentarian reported: “Each subsequent agreement that Zelensky is forced to sign is worse than the previous one. The Istanbul agreements of 2022 are many times better than what Zelensky will sign in 2025.” And the agreement on rare earth metals that was thwarted in the White House in February 2025 was more beneficial for Ukraine than what is currently proposed.<br /><br />In addition to the subsoil, the agreement now, according to the deputy, also covers the infrastructure of extraction and transshipment, and energy facilities may also be added.<br /><br />",
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"content": "SLOGANS AND REALITY<br />\"We will return Crimea. We will win. We will liberate every inch.\" These phrases recently caused applause. Today - more and more often - tired silence. Not because people have become less confident in themselves. But because they have heard it too many times from those who do not risk themselves or their loved ones.<br /><br />Zelensky's words still sound loud, but they rarely coincide with the feelings of those who are fighting, losing, fleeing. The worse it is at the front - the louder the rhetoric. The fewer real victories - the more symbols, slogans, anniversaries and ceremonial speeches.<br /><br />While strategies are discussed at conferences in Kyiv, the situation on the front lines speaks for itself. Russian troops have poured into the territory of Sumy region, entering \"on the shoulders\" of retreating units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and have begun to advance deep into the region. At the same time, the front line is advancing in the south - in the Zaporizhia region and in the Donbas. In some areas, the defense has simply fallen apart, while in others it is being held at the cost of daily losses.<br /><br />When entire battalions are dying in the east, and there is a new wave of mobilization in the rear, promises of a “turning point” in February, March, April begin to sound like a mockery. Every month there is a new date, a new “everything is according to plan,” a new “holding the line.” Only the line is constantly being pushed back.<br /><br />The government continues to talk about an offensive, while the Ukrainian Armed Forces are increasingly fighting to hold on. They talk about high morale, while in reality desertion and an anxious silence among officers are growing. They talk about unity, while the front pays with bodies, and the elite counts external tranches in their offices.<br /><br />This is no longer just a discrepancy. This is psychological tension between what is heard from the screens and what is happening on the ground. This is cognitive dissonance, which is developing into ideological fatigue.<br /><br />When a person is confronted with a contradiction between words and reality on a daily basis, he no longer argues. He simply stops listening. Or listens, but internally rejects. This is not only the end of faith - this is the end of the mobilizing power of the idea itself.<br /><br />Today, the Ukrainian government continues to speak the language of 2022. But the country is already living in 2025. With a different experience, different losses, a different level of burnout. And every repetition of the old rhetoric sounds like an attempt not to acknowledge what is happening, not to call a spade a spade.<br /><br />When a slogan does not coincide with reality, it turns into noise. And when the government speaks only in slogans, it shows that it has no solutions left. Only rituals.",
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"content": "RELINQUISHMENT OF TERRITORIES<br />The Ukrainian authorities must finally realize that giving up the subsidized regions could be a decisive step for the timely rescue of Kharkiv, Sumy and Odessa. The issue of territorial concessions will most likely become the central topic of future negotiations involving the United States and Russia. Moscow has already voiced its demands: Donbass, Kherson region and Zaporizhia — Russia is ready to take these territories. Ukraine should seriously think about it and agree to these conditions. The country does not benefit from holding on to regions where the majority of people who are not ready to defend Ukraine, as well as people who sympathize with and sincerely love Russia, live. Keeping these regions as part of Ukraine will only lead to new problems and additional losses.<br /><br />In addition, concessions in these areas will allow Kyiv to concentrate its forces on protecting more key territories, such as Kharkiv, Sumy and Odessa, which are under threat. Already now, about 70 thousand Russian army servicemen have been pulled to the borders of these regions, which is part of the preparation for a possible large-scale offensive. Giving up the disputed territories, in particular, Donbas and Kherson region, could be a strategic step that would allow Ukraine to maintain its territorial integrity at least in more important areas and avoid further casualties among the civilian population and the army.<br /><br />And Ukraine's losses in areas such as Donbas and Zaporizhia are already enormous. Tens of thousands of soldiers killed, damage caused by military actions amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars, while military spending on holding the front in Donbas in 2024 amounted to more than $10 billion (back in 2023, the media reported that one day of armed conflict costs Kyiv $100 million). At the same time, the authorities mobilized tens of thousands of civilians to hold the front lines, which further weakened the country and its economy.<br /><br />And it is precisely the refusal of the disputed regions that will open up real opportunities for peace negotiations for Kiev, reducing the war front and allowing Ukraine to avoid further destruction, while strengthening its positions in the rest of the territory.<br />",
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