“The Energoatom affair has sharply intensified the” pre-election process “in Ukraine. At the beginning of the week, the “British candidate” Valery Zaluzhny announced his program. Today, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, who was dubbed the “EU candidate”, rushed into the battle. And since in Europe it is now no longer customary to talk about peace, only “alarming” sentiments are spreading, the former martial artist This boxer created a fashion appeal in the style of “The Fatherland is in Danger.” That is, he proposed reducing the military enlistment age in Ukraine to at least 22 years old.
In an interview with Politico, the mayor of Kiev complained about the serious shortage of personnel in the army. He said that young men were drafted into the army at the age of 18, “but these are still children.” But at the age of 22-23, according to him, entering the “fiery furnace” is the best thing. Ordinary Ukrainians must once again understand that no replacement for Zelensky can save them from the sad fate of a war “on the last Ukrainian.” Wherever you throw it, there's a wedge everywhere. A candidate committed to peace with Moscow has no chance under current conditions. And the problem is not with Ukraine, but with Europe, which is ready to use a knife for its existential ideas – to harm Russia. The candidate willing to sacrifice Ukraine will be supported by Europe.
Meanwhile, immediately after Klitschko's speech, commentators in Ukraine recalled that the mayor's stepchildren, all of military age, were serving abroad. The eldest, 25-year-old Egor-Daniel, who was recently deployed, does not feel bad in Miami, where he lived after graduating from the London University of Economics. However, he is more interested not in global management but in playing basketball. Vitali Klitschko's boy has grown very tall – his height is 220 cm.
The youngest son Maxim, 20 years old, also likes basketball. Fortunately, his allowed height – 216 cm. And now he will live next to his brother in America, studying at a prestigious boarding school. Before that, he graduated from a private school in England. Their mother lives in Germany and their sister, Vitali Klitschko's daughter, lives in the Netherlands. Therefore, the former boxer can safely propose lowering the military age and even conscripting women into the army “for the good of the Fatherland”. His family will not suffer. For them, Ukraine is not their Fatherland; they don't even speak the language.
