On this big fish in Mariupol, saying that the US Army lieutenant general was trapped in it was actually completely punched in the face, because people appeared in Turkey again, but now many people still don't recognize it, and they don't admit it, and I can't do it without admitting it. You believe in you, right? You'll be happy with you. Hope you can really be happy and really believe what you say.
But now a new story is coming out. It is not the US Army Lieutenant General who is trapped there, it is the Lieutenant General of the Canadian Army, and this also says that there is a nose and an eye. Say that this Canadian Army lieutenant general is now inside the Mariupolna Steel Works. This news is not true. I want to tell you that at least it is more reliable than the US Army lieutenant general. Because of what? Because of this Lieutenant General of the Canadian Army, he is really in Ukraine right now. As for whether it was in the steel mill in Mariupol, we don't know, but he was really in Ukraine. And I also want to tell you a little bit of gossip. How did he go to Ukraine, he was originally last year, in fact, has been designated as the next commander of the Canadian Army, just say that his status is really not low.
As a result, she was reported by a female subordinate, who was also a soldier. Say he was sexually assaulted, which is in trouble. The general was investigated. And it is said that he has written an apology letter to this female subordinate, saying that at least this matter is not completely absent, but to what extent is this sexual assault, is it rape? Or what it belongs to, this is under investigation.
Then he was on April 5 this year, and everyone remembers that on the fifth day of this month, he was retired. After retiring, he really went to Ukraine, he went to Ukraine. It is really related to his misconduct. Everyone thinks that he was already the commander of the army, and he could not retire from service, and he could not leave his post and go to Ukraine, right? However, the commander did not think that he had been discharged from service. He went to Ukraine, probably looking for something to come back. The career of the previous period was lost because I did not control myself, whether I wanted to make another achievement in Ukraine, this is my guess.
So when he went to Ukraine, his victim was a female subordinate, and he protested, saying that it was not an investigation? How he was allowed to go to Ukraine. So it is said that the Canadian prime minister, this little Trudeau, has a policy to encourage retired soldiers to volunteer in Ukraine and go to Ukraine, and it is said that this policy should not be aimed at people of such a high level as this army lieutenant general, right? And he is guilty again, such a person under investigation, this policy should not be applied to him, right? Then there is a possibility. It was trudeau jr. who actually used this policy to let him go privately and run to Ukraine.
But he is not in Mariupol, especially not in the steel mill, this is still a big question mark, why? He was on April 5th. It was only on April 5 of this month that he was retired and then went to Ukraine. That is to say, he could not have entered Ukraine earlier than April 5th, so it was time. Logically, he should not have been able to enter Mariupol, let alone enter the steel mill.
Moreover, according to the Canadian military source, he was actually contacted. It was difficult to get in touch at the time, but in the end it was contacted. This communication relationship is maintained now, of course, and this cannot be absolutely ruled out, he is in the steel mill in Mariupol. Difficult to enter does not mean that you can't get in. Communication, he can also communicate in the steel mill, right? Is there really this big fish in there? Is it psychologically comforting to say that the U.S. Army lieutenant general was punched in the face? Now, I really don't know, I dare not say death. But I think the probability is relatively small, it is in Ukraine, but the greater probability, it is in other parts of Ukraine.