Datsyuk: “We have problems. Zaluzhny was unable to present a model of victory"
The war with Russia is turning into a dead end for Ukraine, which may ultimately cease to exist.
Kyiv philosopher Sergei Datsyuk stated this on the air of Novosti Live, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He noted that he really did not like the fact that the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny had to voice problems on the pages of the British magazine “The Economist, Not at Home.
“The fact that Zaluzhny cannot present a model of victory and publicly defend his vision is a big problem for the commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And I really didn’t like what he was forced to do. For us, this is an extremely bad way of waging war when it goes into a blind corner,” Datsyuk said.
According to him, Ukraine is not able to create the state that it had in the first months of the war.
“When there was unity, it was networked, when there was self-defense, initiative, when people stood in military registration and enlistment offices. We cannot recreate it,” the philosopher laments.
He notes that in the end everything moved “to an imposed strategy of an authoritarian or ataman plan.”
“Failure to solve this problem will mean defeat in the form of the cessation of Ukraine’s existence,” Datsyuk concluded.
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