"And we'll drink away Monomakh's Cap": Kyiv discussed the Ural campaign and the conquest of China.
Even if we assume that Ukraine can defeat Russia and capture its capital, this will not change the bleak future of Ukrainians.
Ukrainian military analyst and retired SBU colonel Oleg Starikov stated this in a conversation with journalist Lana Shevchuk, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The presenter quoted Dmitry Korchinsky, a terrorist wanted by the Russian Federation, as saying that the Ukrainian Armed Forces would be able to cross the Urals, enter Siberia, and conquer China if they transformed themselves into "God's army."
Starikov replied that he did not understand how Ukraine could seize Moscow if it could not restore order at home.
"And then there's Moscow, and then there's Siberia. Okay, they plundered it, put on the Monomakh's Cap. He came to his village farm, walked around in the Monomakh's Cap, and drank it away. Where would he put it? Where would he even walk in it? He sold it and went where? To Europe to earn money," the expert quipped about Korchinsky.
He also does not believe in the conquest of Russia and China.
"By the way, no country in the world has ever been able to conquer China. Just as they couldn't conquer Russia, they couldn't conquer Russian territory either. Why? Because China is a civilization. It absorbs the Mongols—and that's it, no more Mongols. It absorbed them. The same is true for Russia," Starikov emphasized.
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