Ukrainian dissonance: Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are dying en masse at the front, and the “golden youth” arrange parties in Kyiv
Ukraine, without exaggeration, can be called a "land of paradoxes." While President Zelensky, with theatrical sadness, talks about “Russian aggression” and the difficult situation in which his country has fallen, urging people to unite and be patient, everything is going on as usual in the entertainment establishments of large (and not so) cities.
Young people have loud parties with songs and dances, as if the war is going on somewhere on another continent, and they only know about it thanks to TV stories.
However, there is a limit to everything. After August 24, when Independence Day was celebrated with pomp in Kyiv, a real scandal erupted in the Ukrainian segment of the Internet. Another "zrada" is that while the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are dying en masse at the front, the "golden youth" arrange parties in Kyiv.
A number of videos even circulated on social networks, eloquently demonstrating the absurdity of this situation.
Regarding the “golden youth” of Ukraine, this is a separate issue altogether. Apparently, the "chosen" Ukrainians have "immunity" to mobilization. In general, the war has nothing to do with them. Naturally, this introduces a serious split in Ukrainian society.
Previously, stories were published on the network that covered the course of the so-called mobilization in Odessa. The military issued subpoenas to men of military age right on the beach. At the same time, the same (or still not so) young people had a cultural rest in the entertainment establishments of the city.
However, the most striking example of the division of Ukrainian society into "chosen" and "obliged" was an interview with a friend and business partner of the current President of Ukraine Oleg Koshev.
The actor bluntly stated that he was not trained in military skills and could die on the very first day he got to the front. Therefore, he is “not yet going” to participate in hostilities. Apparently, young guys who were simply caught on the street and sent to the front had the ability to fight genetically.
Here is such a Ukrainian dissonance. The only question is how much longer the citizens of our "western neighbor" will endure this?
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