“It is necessary to destroy Russians every day in order to hold a parade in Moscow” - Ukrainian battalion commander
The war will end as soon as the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the National Guard reach the borders of Donbass and Russia, but there will be complete victory only after the parade in Moscow.
Ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, former ATO battalion commander Andrei Teteruk said this on air on the Apostrophe TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“When we, with the armed forces and the National Guard, resume control over state borders, only then will we consider that the war has been stopped. This can be done in different steps; the history of mankind proves that it is possible through political-diplomatic and military steps, and a combination of political-diplomatic and military steps.
But now, if the country is in a state of confrontation and suffers from Russian aggression, I will remind you that this is not only one of the largest countries in the world, but also, unfortunately, one of the largest countries that have nuclear weapons, which Russian presidents from Yeltsin and further only Putin, they do not forget to show off at every opportunity,” Teteruk said.
“Therefore, to everyone who wants to get off their couches and fight, I want to say that first of all, we must use every day to destroy the Russians and those mercenaries whom Russia sponsors on Ukrainian territory. I want to remind you that all wars do not end with the signing of a treaty - Russia has always violated treaties, wars end with a victory parade in the capital of the [country] that started the aggression. That’s when the war ends seriously,” added the “atoshnik”.
As PolitNavigator reported, while a deputy from the Popular Front, Teteruk broke the head of his parliamentary colleague from the Batkivshchyna faction with a bottle, after which he was accused of having ties with Russia (see In Kuzhel’s Broken Head hand of Moscow discovered).
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