BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate, a polarizing influencer, recently used platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to voice his concerns about Ukraine and urge the higher-ranking officials to 'surrender'.
This response was triggered by his discovery of an image depicting an injured Ukrainian female medic soldier. Tristan strongly opposes the inclusion of women in combat roles.
Tristan has gained notoriety for his viewpoints on various subjects, notably his and his brother Andrew Tate's perspective on the role of women in society, which many consider to be highly controversial.
In a prior instance, Tristan Tate vehemently opposed the idea of women taking part in armed conflicts.
Tristan Tate urges Ukraine to surrender
Tristan once again came across information regarding the alleged involvement of women in the conflict in Ukraine.
A post from the account Kyiv Post featured an image of a wounded woman.
@KyivPost mentioned that she is a courageous Ukrainian medic who sustained injuries during recent frontline combat.
In response to this, Tristan voiced his opinion in his tweet, stating, "The use of child soldiers is abhorrent."
He continued, "The world hates when warlords/dictators do this, but their reasoning is solid. They’re out of military aged men."
Tristan added, "You should surrender if you need to resort to sending children. The SAME goes for women."
Tristan urged Ukraine to prioritize the safety and well-being of innocent women and children by considering surrender to Russia.
Trolls slam Tristan Tate's views on war
Following Tristan's call for Ukraine to surrender and his statement that involving women in warfare is 'abhorrent', numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives on his comments.
One user wrote, "Yes let Russian take over your country. Spoken like a true coward." Another user wrote, "Surrender is not going to save lives. Russia needs to stop the aggression and leave Ukraine!"
A user stated, "I can never understand why people don’t know the true account of a story, and so they come up with some misconception.." A user commented, "But why would anyone listen to an Influencer when it comes to war?"
