> Much less than 5-10 years ago, and orders of magnitude less than the Russian military.
Stop with whataboutism, please. My taxes don’t go to the Russian military, so I couldn’t care less.
Stop with whataboutism, please. My taxes don’t go to the Russian military, so I couldn’t care less.
Corruption is intensely damaging, especially in wartime, and shouldn’t be tolerated. That we’re not seeing many cases of corruption despite the intense scrutiny on the Ukrainian armed forces shows that things are both much improved and heading in the right direction.
That said, I’ve now spent enough time countering what was a low-effort throwaway comment from you in the first place, and which felt less like a valid complaint and more like an outdated belief. If you have any substantive evidence of large-scale corruption, worse than comparative forces, and being tolerated and ignored, I’ll re-engage.
This just shows you're not frequent in Ukrainian Telegram scene. The situation members of UAF report there is totally different.
> If you have any substantive evidence of large-scale corruption
The political corpse of Yermak is still warm. Umerov has been named in Mindichgate, as well as Firepoint. It's all very fresh and there has been no resolution. I don't know much more evidence of large-scale corruption you want.