What the Ukraine needs now is not just infinity weapons and money – they also need fresh, warm bodies to shove into the meat grinder.
RT:
Czech President Milos Zeman has granted 103 citizens of his country a special exemption, allowing them to join the Ukrainian military, his office reported on Wednesday. Some 400 volunteers had applied for a waiver with the goal of fighting for Ukraine against Russia, according to official figures.
Prague requires special permission signed by the president and the prime minister to serve in a foreign military force. Otherwise, they face prosecution at home and potentially a five-year prison term. According to local media, some Czech citizens are already fighting in Ukraine.
The exceptions from criminal liability signed by the president this week were part of an agreement reached with Prime Minister Petr Fiala in March. At the time, Zeman argued against giving permission to volunteers to join Ukrainian forces. Commenting on the waivers on Wednesday, his spokesman said the president favored all forms of support of Ukraine.
The defense ministry reviews each case individually in cooperation with the interior ministry and the foreign ministry before forwarding the paperwork to the president’s office for approval. The 103 requests are about a quarter of the total number, it said. The prime minister’s office said Fiala will countersign on them.
These people all think they’re playing some kind of kiddie game, but none can explain what they’re going to do when they get nuked.
Everyone in NATO is simultaneously saying Putin is evil and completely insane, while also saying he wouldn’t nuke a muthafuka out this bitch.
⚡️ Russia's Dmitry Medvedev threatens NATO with nuclear war over helping Ukraine.
Medvedev, deputy chairman of the security council, said that NATO sending weapons, training Ukrainians "increases the likelihood of a direct and open conflict between NATO and Russia."
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) May 12, 2022
All of these volunteers die – it serves no purpose other than to commit your nation to direct interference with Russian activity.