Ukraine has yet to formally 'lose' the war against Russia following Moscow's invasion in late February, but according to several of the country's military veterans, it's just a matter of time before that happens.

"The weapons are stolen, the humanitarian aid is stolen, and we have no idea where the billions sent to this country have gone," one war vet told The Gray Zone in detailing what is happening to the massive aid being provided to Ukraine compliments of U.S. taxpayers.

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In a video sent via Facebook messenger in July, Ivan* can be seen standing next to his car, an early 2010s model Mitsubishi SUV. Smoke is pouring out of the rear window. Ivan laughs and pans his phone's camera across the length of the vehicle, pointing out bullet holes. "The turbocharger died in my car," he said, panning his phone toward the front of the vehicle. "My commander says I should pay to repair it myself. So to use my own car in the war, I need to buy a new turbocharger with my own money."

Ivan flipped the camera toward his face. "Well, you f**king motherf**ker members of parliament, I hope you f**k each other. Devils. I wish you were in our place," he said.

His angry assessment comes after Ukrainian members of parliament voted last month to give themselves a 70 percent increase, The Gray Zone reported, adding that according to documentation, they were able to do that because of billions in dollars and euros that have been sent to the country.