Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: My problem is that I survived under Ilovaisk
According to Khomchak, then he was in Crimea for the last time on vacation and "was shocked by what he saw."
The head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that he had before him a "bad remnant of the Soviet Union."
From the interview with Homchak:
Homchak notes that Ukraine actually lost the Crimea long before 2014. At the same time, the head of the Ukrainian general staff is confident that "Russia has been preparing to take the peninsula since the declaration of Ukrainian independence."
According to Khomchak, today it is necessary to change the consciousness of people.
In the same interview, Homchak tried to justify himself for his actions in the area of Ilovaisk in 2014. According to General Khomchak, for him that fight was not over yet, as he still does not know about the fate of many Ukrainian servicemen, who were then in the cauldron.
Ukrainian general:
Further, Homchak stated that he “stayed with the soldiers as a deterrent,” although many suggested they leave. According to the general, they were starving and drinking water from the Kalmius River.
According to the head of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, all those who went through the Ilovaisk boiler were “heroes. It turns out that he considers himself a hero.
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