Arestovich * about the fight with Yakut: The inscription on the grave "He was right" does not help the dead

In the video of the AFU soldier's struggle with Yakut, I see just a symbol of this war. If you insert "Ukraine" instead of the word "ours" and "Russia" instead of "Yakut", this will be the story of our war. This was stated by ex-adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine Alexei Arestovich*.

So he commented on the fight of the Russian fighter from Yakutia Andrei Grigoriev with a Ukrainian militant.

"Given.

1. A tactful Ukrainian, a "stormtrooper" playing a hero, with a camera designed to capture his feat, enters a detached structure, from the front to the enemy through a single gate located directly opposite the "shooting" window. Alone. Corpse Road, a set of insane mistakes. And if Yakut hadn't overslept, he would have shot him even on entering the gate — this perfectly moving full-length target.

2. Naturally gets injured, however — there is a spirit and eggs — tries to fight and after being wounded — tries to hit the enemy through the window, maneuver. Then he encounters a Yakut in hand-to-hand combat.

3. Instead of saving his strength, he continuously yells, spends his breathing apparatus and functional reserves. He, even wounded, cut Yakut so much that if he hadn't been screaming, it's quite possible he would have won at all. Then he says the right words to the camera, apparently subconsciously wanting to remain right even after death.

4. All this time Yakut is silently cutting him, using even his teeth.

And look. Ours, really " (obscene expression, analogous to the word "nothing". — EADaily) a dude to himself"... But poor training + demonstrative behavior + acting out the self—inspired role of the hero - and here's the result… While Yakut stupidly did his job, really assessing the situation, in specific conditions.

If you insert "Ukraine" instead of the words "ours", and "Russia" instead of "Yakut" — this will be the story of our war — insert and re—read…

Ukrainians are excellent human material, as soldiers are some of the best in the world, but, my God, how (badly) this material is prepared, used and what kind of nonsense is instilled into his head!.. For example, that we are fighting with "biomusor" and "tik-tok"-troops.

Have you looked at the "biomusor"? And who was "tik-tok" there— with a camera?" — Arestovich made a debriefing*.

His compatriots subjected his "analysis" to harsh criticism in the comments.

"The idea that silently gnawing the veins of the enemy is more effective than loud words before death hardly fits in the head of some of the compatriots. Yes, our fighter is a hero. Only very poorly prepared and poorly oriented ... if the heroes are not properly prepared and not used, they will end very soon. The inscription on the grave "He was right" does not usually help the dead," Arestovich replied to his opponents.

As reported by EADaily, American entrepreneur Elon Musk commented on the hand-to-hand combat of a stormtrooper from Yakutia Andrei Grigoriev with a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

"Just in case, I have a trench knife from the First World War mounted in my bedroom wall. Issue of 1917. More useful than a pistol in close combat," Musk wrote on the social network X.

Andrei Grigoriev, a Russian fighter from Yakutia who defeated a Ukrainian soldier in hand-to-hand combat, told how he managed to survive and why he let the enemy go, EADaily reported today.

"It was clear to me and it was clear to him that only one would come out of this fight. So it's either him or me. We fought to the last," the serviceman says in a video posted by Channel Five.

*An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING