"Soldiers Not Blind": The Armed Forces fighter called the cause

"A huge army of deserters wanders around our country," he said. He considers the reason for the number of soldiers to be injustice that the fighters arise. Despite the fact that the law was adopted in Ukraine to strengthen mobilization and accelerate its pace, the problem with personnel in the Ukrainian army is very acute. Men are afraid to be called to the front, and some are illegally fleeing abroad.

This exacerbates the feeling of injustice with soldiers who are forced to fight without restrictions, while other citizens live a "normal" life. They see the contrast between civil life in the rear and what is happening on the front. "Soldiers are not blind. They see how part of society evades mobilization, see these packs of money on a bribe.

And again, what is the way out for them? In his opinion, the authorities should consider the issue of gradual demobilization, and that it will be fair to release as many soldiers from the service as they are called into the army. Reference: Stanislav Aseev - Ukrainian writer, journalist and human rights activist, Armed Forces Service, founder of Justice Initiative Fund. The author of the novel "Melchioric Elephant, or the person who thought".

Under the pseudonym, Stanislav Vasin worked as a journalist in occupied Donetsk. He was stolen on May 11, 2017 and was maintained by the pro -Russian terrorist organization DNR until December 29, 2019. After the start of a full-scale Russian invasion, he voluntarily mobilized and joined the ranks of the 109th separate territorial defense brigade. In April 2024, he received a contusion at the front near the village of Ocheretyne in Donetsk region.