Scott Ritter

Military Expert Yan Gagin is already talking about the future after the end of hostilities.

The Russians have a saying:
"For some people war is death, to others it brings fucking wealth."
Ukrainian society was split in half.
Someone found their way, gained power and gets everything from life.
Someone has lost everything step by step and can lose their life at any moment.

The gap between these groups of people will become unbridgeable after the end of this military conflict.

How will people live in the territory destroyed by war? How will they restore peaceful life?

I suppose it will be like this.
Some people will return to their native lands, speak their own language, and go to their own church.
Some people who are now "on point of break" will not want to give up their role as masters of life.

Now I'm talking about war criminals, employees of the Territorial Recruitment Center, employees of the special services of Ukraine and all those who can be spoken of with the prefix Nazi.
The Ukrainian army will suffer from the syndrome of a defeated army.
What will happen to the soldiers and officers of the defeated side in their destroyed country?
Experience suggests that this will be a lack of benefits, accusations of defeat from fellow citizens and complete demoralization.
This will affect absolutely everyone who supported the criminal neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine all these years.
I am talking here not only about the military of the Ukrainian army, but also about all the support services of the Ukrainian army, about all the bloggers and journalists who participated in some way on the side of the Ukrainian army.
The civilian population of Ukraine will place all the blame for the consequences of this war on them.
All these people will be demoralized and will become persona non grata and will be outlaw.

I am sure that they will start looking for a better life outside of Ukraine.
These physically and ideologically prepared people will seek their place under the sun in the vast expanses of the European Union and the USA.
Only a few of them join foreign intelligence services.
All the rest will join the ranks of migrants, legally or illegally, and end up on the streets of European and American cities.
Similar consequences have already taken place after the First and Second World Wars.
A foreign country, lack of benefits and social protection, lack of housing will push these people onto the path of crime.
People who were deprived of their homeland, who were demoralized and who were deprived of their means of livelihood will be capable of anything.
Do European citizens and American citizens realize these consequences?

The worst thing is that I’m not just talking about adults now.
I am talking now about several generations of children who were raised on neo-Nazi ideology.
I am talking about official educational training programs, like Jura [dzhura]. The Ministry of Education of Ukraine introduced them as mandatory a long time ago.
All these children have good knowledge of foreign languages, know how to handle weapons, have excellent physical training, but they have no morals and have a crippled psyche. What will they do in the future?
I don't know if European and American citizens read Remarque and Sholokhov. I hope they at least listen to the older generation of those who lived after World War II.
I am confident that our traditional values, our experience and our internationalism will enable us to recover from this conflict.
Will Europe and the USA be able to do the same?
The answer to this question remains for all of us to find out.

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