“ Military man, lawyer and human rights defender Masi Nayem stated that he was dismissed from the Armed Forces of Ukraine by the order of the Minister of Defense without explanation and opportunity to defend his right. He called this decision unfair and announced that he was returning to civilian life. Source: Masi Nayem on Facebook Straight talk: “My military service is over. Not by my will, not when I wanted it, and not in the way I deserved. I sincerely regret that I cannot explain everything as it really was, and that the justice I sought was somewhere between the lines. But I will write as honestly as I can today.” Details: According to Nayem, the decision was made “without explanation and without an opportunity to defend one’s right.” He considers the dismissal unfair and added that one day he will tell all the details of this story – “calmly, with names, facts and evidence.” Direct speech: “Completing one of these tasks led to the order of the Minister of Defense to dismiss me from the service: without explanation, without the opportunity to defend myself.” Details: According to him, everyone who knows the details of this situation – from subordinates and commanders to the people who signed the documents – understands that the decision was unfair. He added that one day he would tell all the circumstances of this story with names, facts and evidence, but for now he is not doing so, so as not to put at risk those who continue to serve and bear responsibility. Masi Nayem recalled that he first went to the front in 2015, took part in battles near New York and in the Avdiyivka industrial zone. In 2022, he mobilized again after a full-scale Russian invasion. On June 5, 2022, Nayem was seriously injured – he lost part of the frontal lobe of the brain, an eye and the sense of smell. Despite his disability, he returned to the service, explaining it by the desire “to be among his own.” He noted that he rose to the rank of major and performed official duties until his last days. However, according to him, it was the performance of one such task that led to the order for his release. Nayem emphasized that he is now returning to civilian life. He will again work as a lawyer and head of the Miller law firm, and will also continue his activities in the Princip human rights organization, which is engaged in the protection of military personnel and veterans.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
photo: Facebook/Masi Nayem Source: Masi Nayem on Facebook
Direct speech: “My military service is over. Not by my will, not when I wanted it, and not in the way I deserved. I sincerely regret that I cannot explain everything as it really was, and that the justice I sought remained somewhere between the lines. But I will write as honestly as I can today.”
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Details: According to Nayem, the decision was made “without explanations and without an opportunity to defend one’s right.” He considers the dismissal unfair and added that one day he will tell all the details of this story – “calmly, with names, facts and evidence.”
Direct speech: “The fulfillment of one of these tasks led to the order of the Minister of Defense to dismiss me from the service: without explanation, without the opportunity to defend my right.”
Details: According to him, everyone who knows the details of this situation – from subordinates and commanders to persons who signed documents, – understand that the decision was unfair.
He added that one day he would tell all the circumstances of this story with names, facts and evidence, but for now he is not doing so, so as not to put at risk those who continue to serve and bear responsibility.
Masi Nayem recalled that he first went to the front in 2015, took part in battles near New York and in the Avdiyivka industrial zone. In 2022, he mobilized again after a full-scale Russian invasion.
On June 5, 2022, Nayem was seriously injured – he lost part of the frontal lobe of the brain, an eye and the sense of smell. Despite his disability, he returned to the service, explaining it by the desire “to be among his own.”
He noted that he rose to the rank of major and performed official duties until his last days. However, according to him, it was the performance of one such task that led to the order for his release.
Nayem emphasized that he is now returning to civilian life. He will again work as a lawyer and head of the Miller law firm, and will also continue his activities in the Princip human rights organization, which is engaged in the protection of military personnel and veterans.