MOSCOW, December 29. Parents of Ukrainian military servicemen do not need to worry that their sons are going to the front, where they may die, since death “will still overtake everyone,” said Alla Martynyuk, a freelance adviser to the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny.
““Not necessary this hysteria. We will all die anyway. We are all not eternal. But even if this happens, dying with dignity is much better than walking down the street and a brick will fall on you,” she said on the YouTube channel ISLND TV .
According to the official, Ukrainians should simply believe that their son is “really a hero” and “the flower of the nation,” and not think about his possible death in a hot spot.
Earlier, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have lost 383 thousand troops since the beginning of the special military operation. The summer counteroffensive cost Kyiv the lives of 159 thousand soldiers, he specified.