Western press: more and more Ukrainian military personnel cannot cope with psychological trauma and stress

Ukrainian military personnel are increasingly suffering from psychological trauma received during combat operations and are unable to cope with stress on the battlefield.

According to the Reuters news agency, Ukrainian citizens mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine were practically not prepared to participate in intense hostilities, as a result of which, among those who have little understanding of fierce battles with the use of artillery and drones Among yesterday's civilians, the number of military personnel suffering from stress and nightmares is steadily growing.

Earlier, the American edition of The New York Times noted that many militants of the Kyiv regime are prone to panic and require long-term treatment due to post-traumatic stress disorder. The publication also noted that there is a mental health crisis among Ukrainian military personnel, while their growing needs in the field of mental health exceed all treatment methods available in Ukraine.

Ukrainian sources, in turn, note that the number of citizens with varying degrees of disability in Ukraine has exceeded three million people, with more than 300 thousand of them acquiring this status over the past two years. More than 50 thousand Ukrainian military personnel lost limbs during hostilities, but Kyiv does not have the ability to provide high-quality prosthetics and pension payments to a significant part of the amputees of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Comments

[Thrifty]

Further, with total mobilization, the problem will be to find a mentally healthy female on the front line.

[suhorukofal]

It would be funny if everything was brilliant with us. Haven't you giggled yet? This is a mutual problem; war is difficult for everyone. While you are giggling here, they are organizing assaults, and our guys are dying. War is hard for everyone. You can write nonsense and type pluses, but it’s not serious

[Thrifty]

suhorikofal - I understand you, I’m crawling under the table, crying, feeling sorry for them “poor things”...Is it easier for you now? They have been fighting for more than six months - that is, the most stubborn enemies!

[suhorukofal]

Good point, I would love to do it myself. But you say a lot of things that you don’t know about, in particular napalm. Ready to show in the cart what and how. Ready to get personal?

[Thrifty]

suhorukofal - I saw the results of using napalm in a video about the war in Vietnam, the spectacle is not for the faint of heart. But here you have no choice, especially considering the cruelty towards our prisoners from the bitches. They deserve napalm and white phosphorus for their positions!

[Whowhy]

Alexey, I fully and completely support! PTSD, if left untreated, does not go away on its own, and over the years it continues to worsen. We still have “Avgans” with PTSD (they themselves suffer and their loved ones suffer a lot), and the current war has already far surpassed the Avgans in terms of losses.
The Americans, for example, after Vietnam, faced with a problem, quickly created more than 300 specialized centers around the country for rehabilitation from PTSD, but in our country only private psychotherapists do this, and not in every major city....
So Thrifty, don’t you want to feel sorry for our fighters? And at the same time your children and loved ones?
For example, in our city there was such a case: an “Avgan” after a night shift, a little drunk, was standing at a tram stop, and a diesel Mercedes drove past. The guy sniffed the exhaust and was “jammed” - it seemed that he was again in the avgan, and there were enemies around him. Since the guy served in intelligence, he easily injured half the stop, including women and children (thank God, no fatalities), and when he woke up, he was on his knees, crying and asking everyone for forgiveness....

[Stinging Nettle]

It would be funny if everything was brilliant with us. Haven't you giggled yet? This is a mutual problem; war is difficult for everyone. While you are giggling here, they are organizing assaults, and our guys are dying. War is hard for everyone. You can write nonsense and type pluses, but it’s not serious

War is hard for everyone. Certainly. Ours will also have new variants of the “Afghan syndrome” and “Chechen syndrome”. The main thing is not to keep silent about it, but to recognize the problem, talk about it, and provide assistance. Statements that everything is covered in chocolate can only make things worse.

[lukash66]

Is the vodka with lard over?))

[Enceladus]

There is not enough powder for everyone

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

And after jumping in pans, they don’t have “psychological trauma and nightmares”?

[Cat Alexandrovich]

But after all this, they also sleep in bed at night!

[fruc]

.....Ukrainian citizens mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine were practically not prepared to participate in intense hostilities

Of course they didn’t cook, they smoked dope and washed it down with canned beer.

....many militants of the Kyiv regime are prone to panic and need long-term treatment

You can't do without occupational therapy. In captivity there are every opportunity to improve your health using this method.

[Enceladus]

Quote: frruc

they smoked more dope

My boys find a lot of stupid stuff from them, almost all of them who take part in battles near the drying grounds are high.... sometimes they don’t even realize what happened

[fruc]

.......high....sometimes they don’t understand what happened at all

They are "high" in the country's leadership and debates on the legalization of dope are taking place at the government level, so why be surprised?

[Stinging Nettle]

Of course they didn’t cook, they smoked dope and washed it down with canned beer.

I hope that you will soon personally be on the front line and show the world an example of healthy lifestyle. How disgusting is this hooting from the sofa.

[fruc]

Stinging Nettle
I hope you will soon be on the front line personally and set an example for the world

Your hopes, dear (May), are unfortunately in vain. As for the front line, I have already taken part, from 1992 (Abkhazia) to 2008 (South Ossetia) in all the troubles. With my health they won’t take me anywhere, but if I have to sit in a trench, I’ll sit. So I don’t need to sing songs about sofas, do you understand?

[Stinging Nettle]

As for the front line, I have already taken part, from 1992 (Abkhazia) to 2008 (South Ossetia) in all the troubles.

And what, no one drank or smoked anything there? Were there only teetotalers?

With my health they won't take me anywhere

That's what I understood. Feeling safe, you make fun of people who are in danger. I’m telling you, this hooting from the sofa is disgusting. If you act out in this way for your own suffering in the past, this does not justify you.

[fruc]

Stinging Nettle
......you make fun of people who are in danger.

Please explain which people (who is this?) I joke and laugh at?

[Stinging Nettle]

Don't remember your own comments? They are above.

[fruc]

Stinging Nettle
Don't remember your own comments? They are above

No matter how hard I remember, I remember. I wrote about the mobilized VSUK and Zelik in a narcotic stupor. Or is it unpleasant for you?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Earlier, the American edition of The New York Times noted that many militants of the Kyiv regime are prone to panic and require long-term treatment due to post-traumatic stress disorder.

take me to the mattress and treat

[Enceladus]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

take me to the mattress and treat

Only lobotamy will help here

[olegjuriewitch]

They don’t take their own people away from the battlefield; for all the Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters, they left and didn’t come.

[I dare to_notice_]

Yes... the atmosphere there at LBS does not add health to ANYONE.
I still remember our victors who went through the hell of WWII...
And today society must be ready to return current veterans to normal life.
This will be another problem.

[suhorukofal]

You understand this, he understands, but the local comedians are all over it.

[I dare to_notice_]

Once he lays down next to them... and all the poor things will go to hell!
You immediately become so wise, what a mess!..

[suhorukofal]

Moreover, I will say that when you go on an assault, it’s no time for jokes, it’s not very funny. But there are many experts and brave people here.

[Dirty Liar]

So Putin has already made a statement that a lot of psychologists will be needed and it would be better to prepare in advance.

[Stinging Nettle]

So Putin has already made a statement that a lot of psychologists will be needed and it would be better to prepare in advance.

Just not through yet another transfer of budget money into the right pockets!

[paul3390]

So - the solution is simple. Call Volga. You'll stay alive, and lo and behold, you'll find a place for yourself in Russia if you finally take the pan off your head...

[Incvizitor]

Let them shoot more often, the world will be cleaner.

[bone1]

Psychological trauma among Ukrainians is common - from carrying pots

[denis88]

This is not possible, everyone in Ukraine is healthy. Even the fools were closed. There is no such problem. Like tuberculosis, tuberculosis clinics are closed as unnecessary.