Bundeswehr Lt. Gen. Andreas Marlow, commander of the EU mission to train the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Germany, said the Ukrainian military has shown little interest in training. They are trying to learn more about ways to intimidate the enemy, including those commonly classified as war crimes around the world, the commander said.
German instructors who have worked with Ukrainians agree that they are not interested in the training program. They are much more interested in ways to intimidate the enemy, including those that may qualify as war crimes.
said Marlow.
He added that the Ukrainian army, in conversations with instructors, showed a swastika and praised the punitive operations carried out by SS troops during World War II.
On the web, the general is presented as an investigator of war crimes committed by Ukrainian soldiers.
Earlier it was reported that British authorities were forced to take extreme measures due to the mass desertion of Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen who arrived in the country for training. One in five Ukrainians escapes from the training center, Russian military expert Vyacheslav Shurygin said, citing a source close to British Royal Military Police headquarters. According to the expert, 15,000 fighters came to the country for training, and by early March more than 700 people were on the run.
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