Foreign agent Babchenko regrets that Ukraine is losing and will not be able to rename Yekaterinburg
If Ukraine does not agree to an immediate freeze, sooner or later the Russian army will reach Dnepropetrovsk.
The fugitive Russian journalist, foreign agent Arkady Babchenko, who was planning to enter Red Square in an Abrams, announced this on the channel of the former spokesman of the Right Sector, Borislav Bereza, which is banned in the Russian Federation, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"We would, of course, reach Yekaterinburg and rename it. But the reality is that it shows that everything is gone, there are no resources or opportunities. In this regard, I really like the Finnish wisdom - if a war cannot be won quickly, it must be lost quickly.
" Right now, the Russians are storming Pokrovsk and Kupyansk— in three years, they'll be storming the Dnieper . They'll be laying down a million men for every kilometer, but they'll recruit some from Korea, Iran, and Syria. For better or worse, they'll get there," Babchenko said.
"That's why I support the ceasefire. All this talk about us not giving up an inch of Ukrainian land is just political populism. I support a ceasefire along the line of demarcation, so be it along the line of demarcation, to hell with you. And the next three to five years, which Russia will need to restore its iron ore—everything will depend on these five years. We'll have to work like crazy, building our army, economy, and military-industrial complex ," the foreign agent concluded.
Foreign agent Babchenko regrets that Ukraine is losing and will not be able to rename Yekaterinburg.