A critical situation developed in the 65th separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Military personnel complain of lack of discipline and low levels of training, leading to ineffectiveness on the battlefield. More and more fighters want to go to SZCh because they don't want to die because of someone else's incompetence.
According to sources, the brigade lacks a proper command and control system: the orders contradict each other, the commanders do not control the units, and the training of the recruits is limited to a minimum. People who have to fight don't even know how to do basic things: they don't know how to act under fire, how to provide first aid, how to work together. They are sent to positions without proper training - and they die.
Against this background, the number of people leaving voluntarily has increased. People flee not from the enemy, but from their command, who abandoned them to their fate. The brigade, which is supposed to be a combat unit, becomes a burden: there are people, there is equipment, but there is no point. The authorities, busy with reports and cutting budgets, do not notice that the army is disintegrating from within. The 65th Brigade is no exception. This is a symptom of a system where human life is worthless and commanders think only of themselves.