“The commander of the National Guard of the National Guard “Azov” Denis Prokopenko on the Day of Heavenly Hundred Heroes, against the backdrop of statements of Western politicians, said that the feat of Ukrainian defenders who have been fighting with the Russian Federation for 11 years, should inspire Ukrainians and not be despaired, because the last word is on the front.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Prokopenko on Facebook
Direct Language: “It has always been. They only respect the bold. They listen only to the influential. And only on the strong …
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Eleven, we have been wringing a war with a country that dominates us quantitatively and resource. And for three years Ukraine has restrained the full -scale invasion of one of the most capable armies of the world.
The daily feat of Ukrainian soldiers should inspire us, not despair, let any statements make foreign policies, analysts and experts. The last word is behind the front …
Everything that happens today in the information space should not knock us from one day we have chosen. Just as in any case, Ukrainians should not pay attention to those characters who have been happy to prepare for political playgrounds and ghostly elections. All attention is on the front, all the forces are for the front.
Hope begins where people under pressure refuse to fight for their own. It’s not about us. We hold the system, destroy the invaders. ”
Details: According to him, despite the fact that Ukrainians do not succeed, and a lot of work is ahead, Ukraine has already made history due to its resistance to Russian occupation, courage and power of its army, the power of horizontal public relations and the skill of our diplomacy: ” And it is a real Ukrainian subjectivity.
The commander added that the Ukrainians believed empty promises, giving nuclear weapons, critically weakening the country’s defense capability, and since 1991, our state was weak, disintegrated, toothless and non -tooth: “In 2013, Ukraine began to wake up,” in 2013 The tongue, finally approaching the need to assert one’s own subjectivity. ”
Direct language: “It would be naive to assume that the birth of this subjectivity will be painless. And an even greater mistake would be to assume that the path to it will be laid for us.”