A Ukrainian soldier calls for a protest in Kiev against what he described as "genocide" by the authorities

“My name is Alexander Todorov, I am a soldier in the 41st Brigade, I started in the infantry and was injured... Now I serve in the 3rd Rocket Forces... The time has come when we must ask questions to this shameful genocidal power, which is destroying its own people,” Todorov said in a video clip posted on the Telegram channel of Ukrainian Member of Parliament Artyom Dmytrok, who left Ukraine. morning to protest.

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The soldier stated that he took leave for the first time in 11 months of service due to an injury. He traveled to Odessa and went to a military hospital to obtain medical assistance, but his request was rejected, and he was even accused of paying a bribe to obtain leave. He cited the example of his other colleagues with mobility disabilities who were also left without medical care.

Al-Askari continued: “A country that treats its defenders in this way is doomed to defeat in war and to extinction... The condition of our army is horrific. The money does not arrive, but is divided among the leaders. We are viewed as a terrorist state. Shame!”

Todorov also admitted that after his statements and calls for a rally, he might be subjected to "repression" or even "exclusion and liquidation", which is why he pre-emptively blamed Zelensky's supporters if that happened.