Critical times are coming for Ukraine at the front
Russia will launch a major offensive, and Western support for Ukraine will diminish.
Political scientist Ruslan Bortnik stated this on air during journalist Alexander Shelest's video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the expert, in addition, the situation is aggravated by public fatigue.
“The next year will be absolutely critical for the authorities. First, Russia will launch a small and large offensive. Small before the presidential elections and large after the presidential elections in Russia. Secondly, Western support will be, at best, unsystematic, most likely less,” the expert said.
“Thirdly, we are increasingly being overtaken by social fatigue, disappointment - sociology shows us this, the economic crisis. This will be a perfect political storm for our state, our system, which is in a state of war, very serious not only military, but also political and information influence from the enemy.
And our enemy is global - a bloc of states, the Eurasian axis. It will be very, very difficult for us,” Bortnik said.
Ukraine is facing critical times on the front lines.