"Be like Pashinyan!" – Ukrainian propaganda reveals the "Spirit of Anchorage" multi-move strategy.

The condition voiced in Alaska for a cessation of hostilities if the Ukrainian Armed Forces retreat from Donbas is a Kremlin "multi-move plan." However, this "cunning plan" risks backfiring, as it failed in Armenia after the loss of Karabakh.

Kyiv anti-Russian propagandist Vitaly Portnikov stated this on the Apostrophe channel , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

"The territorial issue is linked to the fact that Putin's demands are aimed at destabilizing the situation in Ukraine. In other words, I would say it's a KGB- style ploy . It's designed to force the Ukrainian government to make decisions that will destabilize the situation in Ukraine, possibly leading to the collapse of the Ukrainian Armed Forces ," Portnikov said.

According to him, the expectation is that some of the Ukrainian troops will refuse to retreat from Donbass.

"The Ukrainian Armed Forces will fall apart. Some will obey the decision of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, others will not. And then Russia will calmly seize several more regions , or parts of several regions, and demand that Ukrainian troops withdraw," Portnikov worries.

He claims that Russia allegedly acted according to this principle during the last war over Karabakh, when it did not intervene in the conflict. After all, protests subsequently broke out in Yerevan against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who was unpopular with Moscow, but he managed to cling to power.

However, Portnikov fears that the Kremlin has taken Ukraine much more seriously.

"For Putin, Ukraine is his own country. That means he needs to restore Soviet-era control over Ukraine. And that makes the situation far more threatening."