exliberal-ex wrote:Ja sam sinoc nesto svrljao po youtube I naletih na neke snimke iz Ukrajine...posljedice bombardovanjem grad-om, jos se dime olupine od kamiona I tenkova, ispovjesti nekih vojnika koji kazu kako ih zavaljuju I salju svjesno u ludacke akcije. Veceras cu da potrazim pa postavim ako stignem , neke su od juna/jula a par ih je bilo od prije par dana
Meni se čini da oni guraju "Desni Sektor" i "dobrovoljačke bataljone" u napad, jer se na taj način rješavaju nepoželjnih poslijedica nakon okončanja sukoba, navodno su najavljivali preuzimanje vlasti.
Iz ukrajinskih medija:
http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukraine ... 61886.html
Ima dosta propagande, ali se potvrđuje gore iznešeno mišljenje.
A week later, 10 men from the Donbas Battalion have been lost and more than 20 injured through what could be incompetence of the army command or even deliberate abandonment. Stranded as they struggle to keep control of city, the Donbas volunteers are reinforced by just one company from the army’s 93rd brigade and some fighters from the volunteer Dnipro Battalion.
Altogether, four volunteer battalions are officially taking part in the Ilovaisk operation which was planned to reinforce the 93rd mechanised brigade. But Semenchenko says other than a detachment from the Dniepr battalion, the others have retreated and now refuse to come to their aid.
“I don’t want to criticize the other battalions,” he said. “I just want my guys to stop dying because somewhere there is a detachment that could come and overcome the situation, but for some reason does not come.”
Not just volunteer battalions, but also troops under the command of the Defense Ministry are in the area and could come to relieve the Donbas fighters. But Semenchenko believes the Defense Ministry is deliberately ignoring the situation. “I think it is profitable for the defence ministry not to send help, but to achieve a situation where volunteer battalions start blaming each other about who helped who,” he said.
Semenchenko and Glyadelov are not the only ones accusing the army leadership and government of incompetence or worse. Mark Paslawsky, who had enrolled as an infantryman in the Donbas, consistently criticised the way the anti-terrorist operation was run in a Twitter account under the pseudonym Bruce Springnote. He called senior leaders "fat and worthless," and described the Interior Ministry as "ruled by terror" and Interior Minister Arsen Avakov as a "pathological liar."
Some of these volunteer soldiers believe their battalions are deliberately being sent without backup to hotspots like Ilovaisk in order to remove a potential threat to the authorities. Semenchenko describes his men, now armed and seasoned fighters though many had never picked up a gun until a few months ago, as “a restraining factor” on a government many perceive to be betraying the ideals of EuroMaidan. He suggested that after the separatists are defeated, it may be time to take the battle from the fields and towns of east Ukraine to Kyiv’s government buildings.
“If volunteers can manage equipping the army better than the army bosses, that means volunteers can run the country,” he said. But he added, “I’m not ready to burn my house down just yet. We have to be responsible about these things.”
