A fighter with an amputation is also "pregnant". Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar on MMC, MSEC and disrespect for veterans
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A fighter with an amputation is also "pregnant". Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar on MMC, MSEC and disrespect for veterans

Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar
Source:  online.ua

In an interview with Online.UA, veteran of the 24th "Aidar" battalion Stanislav Dekhtyar with the call sign "Vinegar" told how the military medical commissions and medical and social expert commission work during the war and what the consequences are.

Points of attention

  • Veteran Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar describes the problems that soldiers face when they pass MMC and MSEC.
  • It is extremely important that Ukrainians finally understand who veterans are, and also learn to respect the men and women who fought and continue to fight for the independence of their homeland.

What is wrong with MMC and MSEC

Probably, the biggest disrespect for veterans that exists in our country is MMC and MSEC. Because this is a complete disrespect for people. You have to go after those people, literally run, so that each doctor writes you his conclusion — this is complete nonsense.

Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar

Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar

Veteran of the 24th "Aidar" battalion

Stanislav Dekhtyar shared his own story. As it turned out, the surgeon wrote to "Vinegar" the decision of the MMC, in which it was said that the veteran is "pregnant" according to Article 73 paragraph A.

The defense suggests that this was a mistake due to inattention, but the problem is that such cases are not isolated.

For example, a neurologist wrote to me that I have a complaint about the absence of my right lower limb. Specifically, that I have a "complaint"... And then, when we read what other doctors wrote to me... The orthopedist wrote to me that I should be declared unfit according to Art. 63 point A is amputation, and Art. 73 point A is a pregnancy with complications.

Photo: Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar

He notes that he did not read the article until his comrades from the battalion noticed when he dropped the relevant documents to them. And they are like: "Well, that's it, you're pregnant!" We congratulate you!".

As the veteran notes, although these are funny situations, at the same time they are a reflection of the chaos that is happening in Ukrainian medical institutions and services.

Stanislav Dekhtyar draws attention to the fact that it is the MMC that actually decides the future fate of a person, however, it seems that commission employees often forget this.

The documents go on, and they will be looked at further and they will see that the fighter, 28 years old with an amputation, is also "pregnant"!

How Ukraine treats veterans of the Armed Forces

Stanislav Dekhtyar notes that a very strange situation has developed in our country regarding the attitude towards veterans.

It is about the fact that Ukrainian society is not ready to respect a person by default for the fact that this person is a veteran.

Many people still don't even know who veterans are — they need to be told that too.

We now have "participant in hostilities" equal to "veteran". But people need to be explained who a veteran is. Because we now have about 1 million veterans in the country. It is necessary to explain why these people deserve respect, as well as the fact that not every person in uniform is a veteran, that not every military person is a good person.

Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar

Stanislav "Vinegar" Dekhtyar

Veteran of the 24th "Aidar" battalion

According to the veteran, it is also not necessary to idealize and romanticize the concepts of both veterans and military personnel.

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The AFU captured almost 900 Russian occupiers during the Kursk operation

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Russian occupiers

The Ukrainian armed forces have been conducting an operation in the Kursk region for five months now, forcing the Russians to shift significant forces to this area.

Points of attention

  • The Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted a successful Kursk operation, capturing 860 Russian soldiers and significantly increasing the exchange fund.
  • Over 38,000 enemy soldiers were reported to have been lost in the Kursk region, with about 15,000 killed during the five-month operation.
  • For the first time in 11 years of war, the hostilities were shifted to the territory of the Russian Federation, marking a significant milestone in the confrontation with Russian aggression.

The General Staff of the AFUsummed up the results of the Kursk Operation in 5 months

According to the General Staff, in the five months since the start of the Kursk Operation, the enemy's total losses in this direction amounted to over 38,000, of which about 15,000 were killed.

During the operation, Ukrainian forces captured 860 Russian soldiers, significantly increasing the exchange fund. This allowed hundreds of Ukrainian defenders who were in Russian prisons to return home.

They also said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces operation began on August 6, 2024 and became another stage of the confrontation with Russian aggression. For the first time in 11 years of the war, hostilities were transferred to the territory of the Russian Federation.

The main goal of the operation was to prevent an enemy offensive in the Sumy region and create a "buffer zone". It also forced the Russian occupiers to transfer significant resources to the Kursk region, weakening their positions on other fronts.

Russia was forced to urgently ask for help from North Korea, which sent almost 12,000 of its soldiers to Russia. About 4,000 of them have already been eliminated, and some units have lost their combat capability.

Ukrainian soldiers destroyed:

  • 104 tanks;

  • 575 armored combat vehicles;

  • 1,104 units of automotive equipment;

  • 330 artillery systems;

  • 12 MLRS;

  • 12 air defense systems;

  • 1 plane;

  • 3 helicopters;

  • 859 drones;

  • 32 units of special equipment.

Ukraine maintains buffer zone in Kursk region — Zelensky

This was announced in an evening address by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.

During the Kursk operation, the enemy had already lost over 38,000 of its soldiers — in this direction alone, of which about 15,000 were irretrievably lost.

He noted that the Russians have deployed strong units to the Kursk region. Soldiers from North Korea are also involved there.

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A very unpleasant surprise. What Trump really has in store for Putin

Trump will increase pressure on Putin and Russia
Source:  The Telegraph

Economic commentator Ambrose Evans-Pritchard draws attention to the fact that future US President Donald Trump has not yet returned to the White House, but has already recruited pro-Ukrainian "hardliners" to his team. As the expert notes, this means only one thing - the Republican is preparing a very unpleasant surprise for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

Points of attention

  • The powerful pressure on the Russian economy will intensify under Trump's presidency.
  • Trump will not become Putin's friend because he knows that Ukraine's defeat would be a public humiliation for him.

Trump will increase pressure on Putin and Russia

According to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, the future head of the White House is ready to put more pressure on the Russian economy than Joe Biden.

Trump is currently focused on getting Putin to agree to peace on "America First" terms.

The expert also emphasized that a new mood of, if not optimism, then at least relief reigns in Ukraine, which will gain a new strong ally in the person of Trump.

Moreover, the European Union has already concluded that a second Republican presidency will probably not be "such a bad outcome" — at least when it comes to relations with Russia.

"It is now absolutely clear that Trump is not going to throw Ukraine under the bus," said Professor Alan Riley, a regional expert at the Atlantic Council.

Trump will not become Putin's friend

According to the author of the article, members of the Republican's team were able to prove to him that ending US support for Ukraine would be much worse than humiliating Biden in Afghanistan.

Moreover, Trump's entourage knows perfectly well that "the first line of defense against China lies in the Donbas."

"I don't think President Trump wants to be accused of giving Ukraine to Putin. That's not going to happen," said Leon Panetta, former US Secretary of Defense and CIA Director.

As Riley argues, "controlled confrontation" with the Kremlin is working effectively for Trump.

He also added that the Republican is furious when he is considered Putin's poodle.

He could make a big deal out of accusing Biden of incompetence and finally give Ukraine the weapons it needs. He would be adored and have a square in Kyiv named after him.

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