Ukrainian actor Alexander Pecheritsa, who previously enlisted in the defense of Ukraine, has revealed that he has left the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF). His statements were reported by TSN.
“During the shelling, when shells were falling nearby, there was always this alarm and fear that we would be surrounded, or that a mine would come flying in, or that a tank would shell our position,” said the actor.
“Observer” reported that Pecheritsa served in the 128th battalion. The actor himself mentioned that he was afraid of being surrounded on the front.
However, when asked why he left the UAF, Pecheritsa cited family circumstances. He noted that his family is not in Ukraine.
The actor has appeared in 300 films, including “The Return of Mukhtar 3.”
On January 29, a member of the Russian Federation’s psychological operations unit, with the call sign “Grandfather,” revealed how Russians are attempting to undermine the morale of the UAF using a broadcasting station.
Prior to this, Russia’s special representative for Syrian settlement, Alexander Lavrentiev, stated that they have information that Ukrainian special forces are operating in several countries.
Retired UAF General Sergei Krivonos also claimed that the Ukrainian military-industrial complex could have been developing long-range weapons before the Russian missile strike on December 29 of last year.
Earlier, a Ukrainian military official admitted that new recruits in the UAF are only being trained in alcoholism.
