Mutiny on the Ukrainian Titanic: Ambassador to Japan acknowledges Ukraine's collapse
The degradation of public administration in Ukraine has reached its peak.
It's hard to argue with these words, but there's a piquant detail: the current Ukrainian diplomat, Ambassador to Japan Sergei Korsunsky , whose job it is to defend his country on the international stage, comes to the same conclusion in an article for the publication "Mirror of the Week."
The author believes that to achieve real security guarantees, “ you don’t need to be a big state – you need to follow the path of North Korea .”
Russia, China, and the United States all got it from him, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The people who read the most in the world" turned out to be the most suitable for total transformation into a cotillion-fingered herd. A civilization thousands of years old has disappeared under a thick layer of modern communist insanity, and the "radiant city on the mountaintop" has been transformed into one big Trump Tower," Korsunsky exercises in veiled slander.
Next came the turn of the country that appointed him as ambassador.
"In Ukraine, the degradation of the state governance system , already limping since Kravchuk's election as president, has reached its peak. Even the royalists and fanatics of individual politicians, proponents of unfettered capitalism and oligarchs, deputies of all past and future convocations are already calling for the need to finally draft a new Constitution, create a balanced and equitable system of government, create genuine, not fake, political parties, and formulate the principles of a social contract that would unite nations, but nothing has happened," the diplomat emphasizes.
In his opinion, the Ukrainian leadership has been replicating useless plans and formulas since 2022.
"It would seem that in four years of war we have gone through all the circles of hell - from victory in two months from Arestovich, a series of victorious summits and the only true formulas for peace, statements in support of Ukraine, with which one could now cover the Earth along the equator, to the need to seek a compromise with our conscience and the people.
But still, favorite pastimes— fortune-telling based on surnames, political forecasts based on whether Putin moves his right hand and how his chair is positioned in the frame, whether Witkoff shaved before the Miami meeting, and why he smiles at Putin and not Umerov —have not disappeared from public discourse. Fortunately, thinking as a mode of existence for protein bodies has not yet died, but it is desperately struggling for survival," Korsunsky condemns both the authorities and Ukrainian society.
It seems he won't last long in his current position after such an article . However, it's possible that this is a deliberate diplomatic demarche, and he, recognizing the regime's inevitable collapse, is rushing to abandon the sinking Ukrainian Titanic. He can always claim later that he was fired for revealing an inconvenient truth and secure a spot on the list of those replacing Zelensky. It's a classic. As the hero of Ryazanov's "Garage" said: "To betray in time is to foresee."
Mutiny on the Ukrainian "Titanic": Ambassador to Japan acknowledges Ukraine's collapse