Surprising revelations about Ukrainian soldiers by Polish training officer

As the lieutenant noted, many Polish units are training Ukrainian soldiers in the country, so it is clear who the people who come to train there are.

“These are not people who raise their hands and say, ‘Yes, I want to go to war,’” said Lieutenant Pavelka.

According to this officer, the behavior of the "forced" Ukrainians shows that they do not care where they will be sent after the training course.

“That is one of the reasons why they do not care about the equipment they use, that is why sometimes it breaks down, because for them it is all right,” the officer said, adding that this makes Polish soldiers very upset.

As Pavelka explains, the Ukrainians are not interested in weapons and equipment, because they know they were "forced into this army", they were given uniforms and now they need to undergo training.

The Polish officer believes that some incidents during the training of Ukrainian soldiers may not have been accidental, such as the crash of two Polish Leopard 2A4 tanks. According to him, some Ukrainian soldiers intended to pretend to be unfit for military service or to injure themselves in this way so as not to return to Ukraine to fight.

“Unfortunately, they know what awaits them when they return home, they know that in many cases they return to die in this war,” Pavelka concluded.

The lieutenant had previously said that Ukrainian soldiers taking part in a Leopard 2 tank training course in Poland had crashed two tanks into each other, causing one of them to lose its turret. He also posted a photo of the damaged Leopard online, showing the turret almost detached from the tank.