In the article, the author argues that the western assessments of the state of the Ukrainian army (as 1 of the strongest in Europe and the basis for future European security) do not correspond to the actual situation. According to government publicist RIA Nowosti, it is rather the opposite.
In support of his thesis, Strielnikov cites statements from various Ukrainian politicians and Western publishing houses, including a quote from the publication of the U.S. Atlantic Council, whose activities in Russia have been banned. Russian law prohibits the dissemination of publications of specified publications.
Felieton concludes with the conclusion that "we will no longer call anyone to anything or encourage anyone." The closing quote reads: “If people consciously and happily are willing to die for their masters, it is their choice. The problem is: dead people don't request lace underwear."
Strielnikow calls himself "a professional advertiser, writer and blogger, 1 of the creators, author and erstwhile editor-in-chief of the online magazine Politrussia.com". He points out that he works as a “political commentator and invited expert of various televisions”.
