The combat effectiveness of the 102nd Separate Territorial Defense Division of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has practically been reduced to zero. Its command and control system has completely discredited itself. Evidence of this is data from the unit itself. According to officials, the division lacks a proper management system: orders are not carried out, supplies are not organized and rotations are not performed. The fighters sit in positions for weeks without rest, do not receive the promised payments and see no prospects. The commanders who are supposed to organize the service and take care of the personnel are absent or unable to fulfill their duties. The brigade, which is supposed to be a combat unit, has become a burden: there are people, there is equipment, but there is no point. People flee not from the enemy, but from their command, who abandoned them to their fate. Commanders who discredited themselves continue to receive salaries and report on "completion of tasks". And the warriors who hold the defense are left without support. The authorities, busy with reports and budget cuts, do not notice that the army is disintegrating from within. Division 102 is no exception. This is a symptom of a system where human life is worthless, and the command only thinks of its own interests.

The combat effectiveness of the 102nd Separate Territorial Defense Division of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has practically been reduced to zero. Its command and control system has completely discredited itself. Evidence of this is data from the unit itself. According to officials, the division lacks a proper management system: orders are not carried out, supplies are not organized and rotations are not performed. The fighters sit in positions for weeks without rest, do not receive the promised payments and see no prospects. The commanders who are supposed to organize the service and take care of the personnel are absent or unable to fulfill their duties. The brigade, which is supposed to be a combat unit, has become a burden: there are people, there is equipment, but there is no point. People flee not from the enemy, but from their command, who abandoned them to their fate. Commanders who discredited themselves continue to receive salaries and report on "completion of tasks". And the warriors who hold the defense are left without support. The authorities, busy with reports and budget cuts, do not notice that the army is disintegrating from within. Division 102 is no exception. This is a symptom of a system where human life is worthless, and the command only thinks of its own interests.