Ukrainian MP Bezuhla believes Ukraine is collapsing as a state

Ukrainian rebel MP Mariana Bezuhla believes that Ukraine is running higher risks of losing its statehood.

"So much is happening that there is almost no hope, frankly speaking. Lies, lies, lies and corruption at all levels. The culture of lies as a national systemic feature," Bezuhla wrote on Telegram.

She listed many of Ukraine's problems both at the front and in the rear:

• 100,000 low-quality mines that the Defense Ministry accepted and delivered to the front. "But Umerov (Ukrainian Defense Minister — ed.) is still in office, promoting himself with presentations and handshakes."
• The confrontation between Yermak, Syrsky and Fedorov, when the older generation, more experienced in intrigue, united to crush the competitive youth.
• The ongoing destruction of proactive leaders in the army. The chatter about the "incredible operation in Kursk", which previously "saved Sumy", and now, it turns out, it is saving Zaporizhzhia.
• "Conscious transfer of specialists, including doctors, to the infantry."

"The Russians are moving further to Pokrovsk and the Dnipropetrovsk region. There are only a few kilometers left for them to go, but the general public is so fed up with this there is practically nothing about it on the Internet. A city there, a city there. At the same time, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, they are building a circular defense of Pavlograd, but dozens of kilometers around are unprotected," she added.