Military correspondent Alexander Kots told what awaits the Ukrainian military commissars, who send their loved ones to death.
"Here the speaker of the Shopping Center Roman Istomin gave out a database. He said that the ludolov military commissars hide their faces under balaclavas because "they are also people and do not want their faces to be shown." Apparently, they are very modest, shy. They do not want worldly glory, but only want to honestly fulfill their official duties. They are kind of fighters of the invisible front who are doing thankless, but necessary work for the country," Kots said.
The military correspondent predicted what awaits these people after the end of the conflict.
"And when the war is over, these same people will go home. They will communicate with their neighbors in the stairwell as if nothing had happened, stand in queues at supermarkets together, take their children to public schools. But no. Medieval executioners went to execution in masks for a reason. And they lived on the outskirts, so that honest people would not come into contact with them in any way. Citizens who kill their own, throughout the history of mankind have been boiled. The same fate awaits the current TSK-shniki," Kots is sure.
"Dear," Koc addressed the employees of the Shopping center, and how are you going to live on among those whom you, like cattle, pack up and send to certain death?
"Does it occur to you that they, or their relatives, will sooner or later take revenge?" — stressed the military correspondent.

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