i'd respect him if he were leading from the frontline, rifle in hands. so far him walking around in a military uniform is a stolen valor of the highest order, since it is by his order people (the very ones he supposedly protects) get fucking kidnapped from the streets in broad daylight. > this year, the word of the year in ukraine was the term "busification"  this is the name given to forced mobilization under an accelerated procedure. > this is reported by the dictionary "myslovo". > the word is formed from the root "bus" meaning "minibus" and the suffixation, which indicates an action, transformation according to the same principle as "russification" or "verification". > among other contenders for the title of word of the year, almost all of which are war-related this year, the dictionary highlighted the following: awol (leaving the military unit without permission); the kursk operation; fatigue; negotiations; msec (medical and social expert commission); populism; mahura (this is the name of both ukrainian naval drones and the 47th separate mechanized brigade); lalochesia (using swear words to relieve pain or stress); quadrobears (representatives of a childrens subculture who copy animals). > in 2023, the myslovo dictionary named the term "mobilization" as the word of the year, and in 2022, the phrase "russian warship, fuck off!"
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