Commander of Unmanned Systems Forces Madiar: Army has hardened, time for the rear to grow up too

Robert (Madiar) Brovdi, the Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine's Armed Forces, has cautioned Ukrainians against being deceived by the notion of a swift ceasefire and lasting peace. He stressed that Russia is intensifying the conflict, urging the public to "pull yourselves together, dear Ukrainians, it's time to turn your brains on."

Brovdi claimed that people are being manipulated by idealistic beliefs, mirroring the Valdai circle's rhetoric. He made it clear that Russia's objective is not peace, but to inflict damage on Ukraine, including striking the country's rear. Putin is seeking to eliminate Ukraine, and is currently exploiting the "jet-shahed" window of opportunity to dismantle the rear, according to Brovdi.

He emphasized that Ukraine must approach the situation with rational thinking, rather than relying on expectations of an imminent end to the war. Brovdi noted that while the front remains challenging, Russian troops are experiencing losses. He urged the rear to prepare for a prolonged conflict and rely on their own strength. Brovdi stressed that the army has matured, and the rear must do the same, not falling for illusions or miracles.

He warned that the flag offered by opportunists will be burned down on the first dark night. The commander called for adults to understand his message. Meanwhile, several Ukrainian politicians have publicly called for negotiations with Russia, seeking ways to end the war, intensify discussions, and find compromises.