Budanov: A veteran is not a “problem.” That word is wrong. A veteran is a privilege for society — someone who defended the country. Veterans must become moral authorities in companies, communities, cities, and at the very top. 1/

Budanov: What veterans can and must bring is order, discipline, and the ability to work in a team. Civilian life badly lacks this. Many startups have strong ideas and real chances, but fail because the team cannot unite. 2/

Budanov: If you criticize, propose. If you propose, take responsibility. Anyone can throw dirt at something. The hard part is offering a solution and carrying responsibility for it. Veterans know how to do that. 3X

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Veterans will ALSO need mental health support. As we have seen in the US post-….every fucking war, we lose too many good ones to the demons in their heads and I cannot imagine the horrors Ukraine Vets have seen. I hope this is in the works!

Ukraine must have the mental rehabilitation for the veterans. They've been through hell,the whole country must have PTSD by now. Please don't forget to help them heal!

дибіле ти вже зробив собі убд?

Поэтому они у вас на Борщаговке милостыню выскуливают.

@Vanessaslava Spot on. Great leadership = harnessing the power of the experts.

This is just a stupid and dangerous propaganda. Everyone who went through the war is statistically way more dangerous to the society.

He's spot on. Veterans have spent the last 4 years coming up with innovative solutions to complex and evolving problems, often under very stressful circumstances. I don't know of any work interview process that could prove a candidate's worth better than that.

Again Ukraine is teaching values to America. The beacon we once thought USA was - it's Ukraine today.

Budanov is truly a hero. A legit former SOF operator who became head of Ukraine’s Intel and turned it into a massive success. Normally, Intel guys suffer from “operator syndrome” they think their Jason Bourne, but it's a fantasy ended, they are analyst far removed from the fight, collecting data and analyzing to support real SOF operators. Budanov actually lived that life. That’s why he gets it. 🔥

Це які ветерани моральними авторитетами? Ті що в тилу відсиджуються, але мають УБД? Чи ті які в посадках і окопах?

A veteran is used-up and expendable human material, deported to the front lines to serve as fodder for the "golden toilets" of Zelenskyy and his corrupt gang.

Not according to @ukrposhta CEO @smelyansky_igor He's scared of Ukrainian officials making salary declarations, doesn't want an armed society after war. Then win it now. No "negotiations" @Kyrylo_Budanov Ukrainian society should be well armed for bastards

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Хуйло ты

Прям как Путин заговорил!

With such way of thinking UKRAINE will WIN and WILL dominate as nation! Nice to have you in EU!

Откуда у украины ветераны, если все на фронте и еще никто не был уволен из-за всеобщей мобилизации?

Prussiamaxxing

Ухилянт буданов не сможет стать ветераном

Why they’re dragging them off the streets!

О, набиває собі електорат.

Півень.

@PanzerJo *kremt*

Саме тому мілованов не ветеран 🤷‍♂️

Mmh, ist das so etwas wie Wahlkampf von Budanov?

In my opinion, veterans should have access to mental health services and medical support. In all other respects they are equal to every other citizen. Rewarding a person for killing in a war and placing them above others is not something I support. It glorifies war.

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Yes. Instructing North Africans on how to be Ukrainian will be a challenge.

Tell Starmer and Mrs Starmer

Так у нас на самому верху і є ветеран, ще і чотириразових "моральний авторитет".

По ходу, у нас два ветерана - Татаров и Буданов 🤣🤣🤣

Ukraine is the shithole. The dictatorship of the incompetent cannibals who can’t shut the fuck up.