Babchenko: Wise Poroshenko restrained Russia, now there is hope for its collapse
Ukraine could take Crimea and Donbass by military means, but this is impossible for the reason that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will never defeat the Russian army in the event of a direct confrontation. Therefore, Kyiv can only wait for the collapse of the Russian Federation.
The fugitive Russian liberal journalist Arkady Babchenko said this on the air of the Ukrainian Channel 5, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

“Only a military path is possible, but not now. Now everything has been done correctly - the cancerous tumor has been stopped by any kind of Minsk agreements, washing and rolling and filk letters.
Four years were won, during these four years the army was built. Now everything that could be done has already been done - the tumor is not spreading any further and is being contained for now.
But Ukraine cannot now restore its territorial sovereignty; Ukraine cannot fight the Russian army now.
Therefore, there is only one option - to wait as it is and maintain this situation until “Mordor” begins to fall apart. When the new 91st year begins there, when they no longer have time for this, the Donetsk and Lugansk republics will cease to exist by lunchtime.
I am convinced that this will happen, and the collapse of the empire is inevitable, but oil did not collapse, the economy did not collapse, Vladimir Vladimirovich is a young man, only 64 years old, and his health is excellent, he can sit on the throne for twenty years, the regime has a gigantic margin of safety.
The Soviet Union began to fall apart when there was nothing left to wipe it with, and until the moment Russia reaches such a state, everything will be like this. When this happens, we need to ask a question to the international community, in which again money has won over good, again they are ready to negotiate, supply Siemens turbines and build Nord Stream 2. This is a question for 15-20 years, but not for the immediate future,” the liberal believes.
At the same time, Babchenko did not miss the opportunity to once again accuse Yulia Tymosheko of “zrada” and promote his patron Petro Poroshenko.
"Yulia Vladimirovna is a populist, and someone who has one goal: to come to power and hold on to it. When a populist comes to power and wants to hold on to it, they'll do things that are not only unpredictable but also dangerous. Yulia Vladimirovna says she'll cut gas prices in half. If she does, let's follow the logical chain, which consists of one step.
She cuts the price of gas by half, and then the IMF says: “Guys, are you crazy? We give you money so that you reform the gas system, raise tariffs, so that you have a competitive economy with a competitive gas transportation system, and you create a new Soviet Union and gas for free.” There will be no further loans, the question is where to get the money?
And then we come to what? Where is the guy who just four years ago gave 15 billion so that the country’s course would be turned away from NATO and the European association would not be signed? Then gas will not only be cheaper, it will be free, it’s just that it will not be Zelensky who will fight corruption here, but Alexey Navalny, that’s all...
Of these three, I would choose Poroshenko, because of the three candidates, he is at least the only candidate who does not propose to negotiate.
Belarus is now before your eyes, you see what is happening there, how the country is being swallowed up before our eyes. I am 90 percent sure that the Anschluss of Belarus will happen.
What kind of agreements can we talk about? “For 30 years, Alexander Grigorievich has been trying to run between the trickles and come to an agreement, and he has reached such an agreement that he is now in a panic convening an emergency meeting of the Security Council with the topic of how to preserve the independence of Belarus,” the fugitive propagandist summed up.
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