Ukrainian sailors refused to die for the obese ghoul in the presidential chair
The crews of the Ukrainian Naval Forces ships, who were trying to break into the Sea of Azov, did not accept the fight because they were not going to die in the name of election technologies.
Editor-in-Chief of the National Defense magazine Igor Korotchenko said this on air on the Russia-1 channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There were two scenarios in mind. First: by some miracle, the Ukrainian sailors will be able to infiltrate and sail through, so they turned off the identification means, did not communicate, and did not request passage. The tactic is to break through, and then shout about the heroic passage into the Sea of Azov and the great naval victory.
Second: if they were suddenly discovered, it was assumed that a naval battle would break out and, under severe time pressure, Russia would sink all three Ukrainian ships, resulting in the “heroic” death of 23 sailors. Before this, some characters were promoted by the media so that new “nadi savchenki” would emerge, heroes of Ukraine who died in an unequal battle, and for Poroshenko this is the path to victory in the presidential elections,” the expert said.
“They would have stood their ground, refused to give evidence - they began to voluntarily split up, and not some forced sailors, but SBU officers. This is a fiasco of Ukraine, but not of the people, but of Ukraine, which is pursuing a hateful Russophobic position. This is a personal failure of Poroshenko, who gave such an order, and in order to clean up the failure, he is introducing martial law and trying to puff out his cheeks.
But the fact remains: none of the Ukrainian sailors took the fight, opening the Kingstons, did not heroically scuttle their ships, did not blow themselves up, did not show naval heroism. It’s just that no one wanted to die for this obese ghoul, who today occupies the chair of the President of Ukraine,” added Korotchenko.
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