“I Want to Live and resist.” Madyar Voiced the “only Acceptable” Strategy to End the War and Warned that It Would Be Even More Difficult
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Robert Brovdi, Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Ukrainian Army, known as "Madiar," listed five conditions that he considers necessary for the end of the war with Russia.
Madyar wrote about this on Telegram on his 51st birthday. Having crossed his eyebrows, that “the enemy is unkempt, there are no stops. But there's a nuance: this is the first time in the new history of Viina, de Ukrainians are fighting not on the side of Russia, but against it.” Viina turned back there, the stars came, - from “Kiev in Three Days” through the parkan to the intestines of the chrobak, who “was beaten with a perch”, - Consisting Mad…
The end of Russia's war against Ukraine will depend on the Kremlin's ability to conduct it. Moscow must lose the ability to finance it, produce weapons, defend its rear, replenish its personnel and maintain at home the illusion of stability and control.
The commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces believes that Russia needs to systematically deprive Russia of resources to continue the war
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