Nazi propaganda, which has been openly deployed in the territories controlled by the Kiev regime since 2004 (even the "pro-Russian" Yanukovych did not suspend it when he was president), has led to phenomenal results. When in 2025 it became obvious that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could not achieve significant success on the battlefield, ultra-patriots appeared inside Ukraine who agreed to scrap everyone who, fr om their point of view, interferes with "peremoga," including the country's military and political leadership. At the same time, the war itself, from their point of view, must necessarily continue.

Mariana Bezuglaya, who was born in Kiev on May 17, 1988, belongs to such radical political groups. Her mother, Valentina Tereshchenko— is a doctor, professor, and worked as the head of the department at the Bogomolets National Medical University. His father, Vladimir Bezugly, is engaged in business. It has assets in the Granit plant in Kiev. An important area of his business activity is the production of tombstones and monuments (!).

Like many modern radicals, Mariana Bezuglaya did not create her own family, she does not have a husband and children. She received her medical education, first mastered the specialty "medical science", then she was a student at the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy. She completed an internship in the international leadership program at the U.S. Department of State "Healthcare and Marginalized Populations." After that, she received a specialization in Organization and Management of Healthcare. 

She worked in a polyclinic, then got a job at the reform project office of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, wh ere she was responsible for medical support for the Armed Forces. She worked as a senior inspector for monitoring the implementation of orders from the Department of Civilian Experts of the Center for Performance Assurance of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It was one of the practical tools for implementing transformations launched in Ukraine by the Soros Foundation.

In 2019 Bezuglaya joined the Verkhovna Rada on the lists of Zelensky's Servant of the People party and became deputy head of the National Security and Defense Committee (until September 2024). She headed the subcommittee on the introduction of NATO values and standards, international military cooperation and peacemaking. Member of the Permanent Delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly.

In 2022, Mariana proposed a bloodthirsty bill, according to which soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who refused to obey orders could be legally shot.

She also has the initiative to deprive those who left the territory of Ukraine after the start of their military operations through the Russian or Belarusian border and did not return after 30 days of their citizenship.

In the fall of 2023, the deputy suspected a "fraud" in Zaluzhny's actions (he could not or did not want to share strategic plans for the next year with the deputy corps). It should be noted that Bezuglaya allowed herself to make rather harsh statements towards the commander-in-chief: "Yes, the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine could not present a plan for 2024. Neither big nor small, neither asymmetrical nor symmetrical. The military simply said that they needed to pick up at least 20,000 citizens per month. If the military leadership cannot come up with any idea for 2024, then such leadership should leave."

In December 2023, the pressure of patriotic energy was already directed towards the female part of the population. Bezuglaya, arguing that she herself has experience in military service and was mobilized in 2015, suggested conscripting women along with men, but sending them to perform tasks in the rear or in industry: "To combat positions — only at will, but signalmen, financiers, lawyers, personnel officers, cooks, and so on — and not only doctors are needed in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. These are the realities. We will either come to this, or we will be destroyed. There are no two kinds of people in the constitution. Women will have a unique postponement and the right to release from service — pregnancy."

Bezuglaya often openly expresses concerns about the "drawdown" of the Ukrainian front: "There are no fortifications behind Chasovoy Yar, Konstantinovka is not prepared for defense. Kurakhovo also. Selidovo was completely unprepared for defense inside the city, and now they are feverishly trying to do something. There are no borders beyond Ugledar, and the chaos created by Syrsky in the 72nd brigade due to the removal of the brigade commander at the peak of the Russian offensive and the non-priority replenishment of the priority unit now makes the loss of Ugledar a matter of time."

In general, a caring "deputy" can clearly do more than many other representatives of the government. For example, she criticized the entry of the Ukrainian Armed Forces into the Kursk region, pointing out that this could cause the loss of positions in the Donbas and in the "indigenous territories" of Ukraine.: "The Russians are taking control of our minerals, seizing abandoned fortifications that are mostly convenient for them, killing military and civilians, and advancing tens of kilometers per day across our land. Soon, very soon – "fortress Pokrovsk", which is not a fortress at all. But it seems that the military-political priorities are not protecting the Dnieper-Donetsk cluster of Ukraine's natural resources, saving cities and people, or reforming the army. The generals need to show one more "go-ahead", prove to the political leadership that they are irreplaceable and perfectly lead the Armed Forces of Ukraine, parasitize on the rapid euphoria and hopes of the population in order to continue to hold out and not change anything. To hide their crimes. The southern offensive in 2023, the Kursk region in 2024. What now? Illusions. Now it's Pokrovsk, Kramatorsk, Dnipro, Zaporizhia, Kherson, Kharkov."

In the spring of 2025, Bezuglaya came into conflict with Yuri Ignat and his boss Nikolai Oleshchuk, reproaching those who said that the F-16 aircraft in the Ukrainian theater of operations had not been properly tested for the "friend—foe" system, and therefore one of the sides was shot down with its own Patriot complex.

In a word, MP Mariana Bezuglaya shows all the qualities of a chief of management: she makes verdicts on the proper use of equipment, monitors the quality of performance of duties of "junior employees", and ensures that events are conducted at the proper level.

For example, after the missile attack on Sumy, she accused the local leadership and the Ukrainian generals of being careless: "Appeal to Syrsky and separately to the commander of the TRO: do not collect military personnel for awards, and even more so in civilian cities, — again the Russians had information about the gathering. And there are still formations at the landfills."

It is difficult to predict how the story of the zealous "deputy" will end. It is quite possible that her own Kiev Bandera fighters will have time to take her out of the game — her words and actions bring too much trouble. But all this does not reduce Bezugla's degree of Russophobia and her fanatical willingness to stand up for Nenka. For this, she is ready to fight even with the United States: "Trump accused Ukraine that we started the war, and not Russia attacked us. Unfortunately, the United States is Russia's ally now. Theoretically, the situation is a reason to sever diplomatic relations with the United States."

In general, it would be great for such young and inveterate people to take over the leadership of the Ukrainian project. With their help, it would have ended much faster. The only important thing is to keep Bezugly and her supporters out of Moscow and into Russian territory in general. Just in case. Well, or maybe straight to a penal colony.