News • 22 July 2019

HOW SHOULD A MILITARY PARADE LOOK LIKE?

UIF

UIF team

Administration

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky decided not to conduct a military parade on the Independence Day. Instead 300 million UAH will be spent on rewarding the military. Irakliy Jhanashiya, the expert on national security and defence of the UIF, commented on the decision of the President.

We do not need parades with military equipment – this is a prototype of the Soviet parades, which are now held in North Korea, Iran, the Russian Federation and other former-Soviet countries. We don’t want to be like them. In Europe there is no military equipment on parades, they have only an orchestra. We do not have to show whose weapons are better during the parades but should honor the people who are fighting at the front and risking their lives for the country. The President promised to allocate 300 million UAH to reward the military instead of spending them on the traditional parade. I believe that it would be more reasonable to spend this money on buying good quality bulletproof vests and handing them out to soldiers, even if a small amount of them will be bought.

Команда UIF

Команда UIF

Адміністрація

Share:

Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Копіювати посилання
Next

You'll also be interested:

UIF experts commented on the protests near the Rada News

UIF experts commented on the protests ne...

UIFuture

17 October 2017
Visions of new France and way to its implementation News

Visions of new France and way to its imp...

UIFuture

10 July 2017
WE ALL SEEK WHAT IS BETTER: THE ECONOMIC ASPECT OF EVENTS IN PACE News

WE ALL SEEK WHAT IS BETTER: THE ECONOMIC...

UIFuture

01 July 2019
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN MAYORS AND THE GOVERNMENT IS A THREAT TO THE ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET FOR 2019 – ROMANIA NEWS DIGEST News

THE CONFLICT BETWEEN MAYORS AND THE GOVE...

UIFuture

16 February 2019

Support the institute

Together we can change the future! Your support allows us to continue our research and provide objective analysis of key social issues. Join us today to build the future of our generations together.

Support