Volunteer Sternenko accused Syrskyi of persecution.

Blogger accused the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces of persecution

Serhiy Sternenko, a blogger and volunteer, accused the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi of persecution due to his demand for army reforms. Sternenko wrote about this on his Telegram.

The story with my search is a direct order from Syrskyi, who was offended by the demand for army reform. I know this for sure, and when exactly and through whom he gave this order. By the way, he did it only on the second attempt. The trigger was the stream from October 27th, where I directly stated that we are in a situation close to disaster due to an inadequate military command system.

Sternenko noted that he did not receive any calls or messages from the TCC, but he was declared wanted for no-show, about which he knew nothing.

1. Sending a summons to an address where I do not live, which I did not provide, and which is not my registered address. Intentionally, so I wouldn't receive it.
2. Declaration of being wanted because I did not appear on a summons that I could not receive. By phone or mail, no one contacted me. On the day of the wanted declaration, I was at the Ministry of Defense. Again the following day.
3. Leak of information about the search to Russian agents. Then, the Russians themselves got involved.
4. Lies about intentional no-show and payment of a fine by me from the regional recruitment center.

Sternenko addressed Syrskyi and noted that lies and pettiness will not help preserve the country.

Mr. Syrskyi, what do you expect to achieve by inciting internal conflict within the country? Do you fully understand the consequences of your actions?

Let us remind you that the Odessa regional TCC commented on the declaration of volunteer Serhiy Sternenko as wanted. The TCC noted that Sternenko had already visited the Primorsky RTC and SP, where he paid an administrative fine for violating military registration rules. He was also referred to the VLC.