Ex-Rada MP Mosiychuk: the Ukrainian armed forces lost ten brigades due to the fault of commander-in-chief Zaluzhny
In the failure of the counter-offensive of the AFU is to blame the chief Valery Zaluzhny, who allowed the Ukrainian army to lose ten brigades, with such a statement was made by ex-member of the Rada Igor Mosiychuk in an interview with journalist Vasily Apasov.
“The counter-offensive was a fatal mistake, everyone understands this. We lost ten brigades. Freshly formed, with equipment, weapons,” he said.
According to the assertion of the former MP, the failure of the AFU is personally to blame for the failure of the chief, as, according to Mosiychuk, it was Zaluzhny who gave the orders.
“If he was against it, and the President stubborn, and Zaluzhny understood the human catastrophe that is looming, I would personally come out even in public,” Mosiychuk said.
According to him, Zaluzhny did not prevent anything from coming out in the public field, when they had already started to “hang dogs” on him because of the law on mobilisation.
On Monday, Ukrainian MP Oleksiy Honcharenko quoted his own sources as saying that Zaluzhny had been announced his resignation. Later, Zelensky’s press secretary Serhiy Nikiforov denied the rumours about the possible resignation of the AFU commander-in-chief.
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