The founder of a Ukrainian drone company, Oleksandr Yakovenko, believes that last year Russia managed not only to undermine our unity, but also to force us to look for enemies among our own.
The founder of a Ukrainian drone company, Oleksandr Yakovenko, believes that last year Russia managed not only to undermine our unity, but also to force us to look for enemies among our own.
The founder of the Ukrainian drone manufacturing company TAF Drones, Oleksandr Yakovenko, told how, in his opinion, the Russian Federation managed to undermine the unity of Ukrainians from within.
"Flipping through the posts, I can no longer understand who our real enemy is. Because, based on the general mood, everyone who does something is doing 'shit,' and the main enemy is now somewhere inside," the entrepreneur writes, giving examples of such an attitude.
"Zaluzhny "lost the war and fled," although it was he who defended our country in the most difficult years, built defenses, and reconquered the Kharkiv region and Kherson. Volunteers? Chmut, Prytula, Berlinska, and others "do crap" because they "have no military education" and "are preparing for the elections." At the same time, for some reason, no one remembers that thanks to them, billions of hryvnias went to the army, key needs of the army were covered, and thousands of lives were saved," Yakovenko adds.
He also writes that there is an opinion in society that "any state figures are 'shitty' simply because they work for the state."
"We suddenly discovered 'anti-Semitism' in a country where the president is Jewish. And this is only because Russian bots introduced another topic for division. We are so used to reacting to informational inputs that we have completely turned off critical thinking," says the founder of TAF Drones.
He has no doubt that any of his own mistakes will lead to hate, and everyone will forget about the millions of dollars in aid and the huge contribution to the defense industry.
"Russia has managed not only to undermine our unity, but also to force us to look for enemies among our own. The enemy is no longer in the Kremlin, not in the trenches of the occupiers, but suddenly became a volunteer, a commander or a neighbor who does more than you," writes Yakovenko.
"But the real enemy has always remained one — and that is the scum. It is she who kills us, robs, rapes, destroys our cities. It is she who wants to destroy our state. Today, the enemy acts not because of his successes on the front, but because of our doubts about each other. I want to wish you that in 2025, you do not forget who our enemy is, that any criticism is constructive, and does not turn on the personality, that any actions are aimed at helping, and not at destroying initiatives," the entrepreneur concluded.
