Dmytro Yarosh addressed the protesters: the main thing now is the front

Dmytro Yarosh on the situation in Ukraine

According to glavcom.ua: Currently, the main task in Ukraine is war. If we do not hold the front, there will be no point in talking about corruption. This was the opinion expressed by the serviceman, leader of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army

Dmytro Yarosh

, in a comment on the protests that arose due to the adoption of a new law limiting the independence of NABU and SAP.

"Corruption in the rear, believe me, kills. All those responsible, regardless of their position, are enemies of Ukraine. Our youth is fantastic! Unfortunately, they often use foul language... However, such times call for such statements. Over time, there will be a national language policy, and with it, our Ukrainian language will take shape. Time sets its own laws," he added.

The serviceman calls for action

Yarosh also emphasized that NABU and SAP have found themselves in a position where they must maintain the trust of the public.

"The Security Service of Ukraine is one of the best in the world. It is important not to involve the SBU in political squabbles but to give Vasily Vasilyevich and his team free hands in neutralizing the enemies of Ukraine. Ultimately, we all have our shortcomings. Therefore, we all need to act together in the fight against non-imperial aggression. The main thing is to preserve our State and win this eternal struggle. And may God be on our side!" – noted the military.

Furthermore, Yarosh urged the authorities not to joke with the people.

Recall that the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine voted for draft law No. 12414, which proposes limiting the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP). 263 members of parliament voted for this decision.

On July 22, protests were held in various cities of Ukraine due to the adoption of the law. Activists demanded a veto on it. Protests took place in Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro. Participants in the rallies demanded the rejection of the law limiting NABU and SAP.

In response to the situation in Ukraine, Dmytro Yarosh emphasized the importance of holding the front of the war in order to have the ability to speak about the fight against corruption. He also called on special services and citizens to act together to preserve Ukrainian statehood and victory over enemies.