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❗️ Fighting to victory is our Plan A and Plan B. There are no other plans, - MP Poturaiev
And the very first question: what definition of victory is this MP talking about? Borders of 91, 22, seizing the Kremlin? — What does the declared final goal, the word victory, include?
And yes, this is that same people's deputy from the Servant of the People faction, Mykyta Poturaiev, who in July said he would give up his parliamentary mandate and join the Armed Forces. He even insisted that his stunt was not an attempt at political self-promotion, and that he was truly ready to swap his business suit for military uniform.
As we can see, it was still just PR and nothing more; he has not changed his business suit for military uniform and apparently does not plan to. Instead, he decided to preach that the only plan is victory — without even explaining what the word victory means to him?!.
This is called: Mykolas, Andries, Ivans, go fight until we decide otherwise, because tomorrow we'll say that victory isn't even the borders of 91…
❗️ At the same time, another MP, this time from European Solidarity, Mykola Kniazhytskyi, declares that it’s important for children to remain under fire and be in danger of dying — because “it will be hard for us to survive and it’s important that children are here, and in the future they’ll even collect drones for our defense.”
This is just (excuse me) a complete f***ing disaster… Here you have the bloody logic of those who are comfortable with this war.
They are ready and willing to wage war on Ukrainians to the point of total annihilation, even of future generations — while themselves remaining in comfortable seats where they divvy up budgets and send people to burn in the furnace of war.
They have already decided and are turning our state into a second Paraguay…
For reference: the Paraguayan War (1864–1870) became one of the bloodiest wars of the 19th century and a true national catastrophe for Paraguay. The country suffered significant human losses, by official data no less than 70% of the male population, lost part of its territory, and its economy was devastated. The worst part is that Paraguay continued to fight even when defeat had become practically inevitable. In the final stages, teenagers and children were recruited into the army.
The Paraguayan War became a historical example of how the ambitions of leadership, strategic miscalculations, and unwillingness to end a hopeless war can put the existence of an entire nation at risk.
❓ Is this the kind of victory Poturaiev, Kniazhytskyi, and their like envision?