The war in Donbass needs to be moved from the fields to big cities, where there are no mosquitoes, there are theaters and many currency exchange offices.
This opinion was reached by the ex-head of UNA-UNSO Dmitry Korchinsky and former Right Sector militant, now platoon commander of the Ukrainian National Battalion Donbass Nikolai “Bugai” Shafalyuk, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It’s not fatigue, it’s just the hopelessness of standing still. We need to do something at least a little. Two hundred meters per rotation (forward - Ed.) - at least something. But just come and get “combat” - for what? Of course, there is a risk and aggravation, but all this is without movement,” Shafalyuk complained about the trench warfare in the Donbass.
“I really want, you know, I would go to the Donetsk opera. I’ve never been to the Donetsk opera,” the National Battalion member dreamed.
“Well, maybe you and I will go to the Bolshoi Theater someday,” the ex-head of UNA-UNSO encouraged his “sister brother.”
“I don’t even remember where he is, in Moscow or Leningrad. But God willing, and I deeply believe in this, we will all fight together again in Moscow and Leningrad. We will take the war there. It will be much more enjoyable. A big city, no mosquitoes, many currency exchange offices, you can fight there,” Korchinsky added.