The Marines Command responded to Skorokhod's accusations: This works for the enemy.

The command of the 30th Marine Corps responds to the accusations of Ukrainian MP Anna Skorokhod that relatives are appointed to the positions of unit commanders. The military refuted the politician's statements and noted that such remarks are beneficial only to the enemy.

Commander of the 30th Marine Corps of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Dmytro Delaytytskyi stated that the information disseminated by Anna Skorokhod is distorted. The military noted that he would defend the reputation of his subordinates in court.

Anna Skorokhod deliberately spread false information about the commanders of the units subordinate to me and about myself personally. I emphasize that in the Marine Corps, commanders are never appointed simply because they are someone's relatives. Here, positions are earned not through family ties, but through blood and sweat, through experience, courage, and the willingness to take responsibility in the most difficult moments. Therefore, I reserve the right to defend the honor and dignity of the Marine Corps within the framework of current legislation in court.

The commander also emphasized that such accusations during wartime are beneficial to the enemies.

What Anna Skorokhod wrote

Anna Skorokhod claims that 'Soviet mentality and family ties among the command staff' in the Armed Forces of Ukraine are one of the destructive factors. She cites examples where commanders were appointed due to family connections.

For example, the MP talks about the brigade commander of the 39th OBMP, who was appointed as the nephew of contractor Oleksandr TonenChuk, as well as the commander of the 34th separate brigade, who was accused of misunderstanding the tasks and losses of fighters.