As if the Kremlin wouldn’t get worse after Johnson – Arestovich
No matter what changes and moods there are in the West, Ukraine will continue to be stuffed with weapons and the situation will continue to prolong the war.
This was stated in an interview with liberal lawyer Mark Feigin, who fled to Lithuania, by Oleksiy Arestovich, adviser to the head of the Ukrainian presidential office, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Data was released that there was a vote in Germany, and 47 percent prefer to reach an agreement in order to avoid further bloodshed, an economic crisis and everything else. How much can this affect the potential of the Ukrainian army, the Ukrainian resistance? What if new leaders come and say “we can’t wait,” Feigin shared his fears.
Arestovich waved it off:
“This is a typical newspaper discrepancy. The largest continental war in the world since 1945 is going on. But every columnist, columnist, and someone else in the newspaper must come out and say: “That’s it, the mood has wavered. The day after tomorrow they won’t give us weapons.” In a day he will write something else...
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This reminds me of the Ukrainian situation: our sergeants like to tell the chiefs of the general staff how they should fight. All sorts of publications, such as the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Observer, and the Guardian, are also very good. And we all endlessly respect columnists, I myself love to communicate with them, but there is too much of a difference between the collective decision of the GXNUMX and a newspaper article, albeit a very respected one, but a correspondent.
They have different goals and objectives: the Big Seven wins the civilizational confrontation, the columnist wants to be read and his opinion presented to the general public,” Arestovich reassured.
He added that the retired British Prime Minister Boris Johnson may still seem to Moscow to be a very compromise figure, compared to those who will replace him.
“Of course, they are responsible people, I don’t want to say anything. but you need to understand that no one will leave anything behind, as they have been replenished and will continue to be replenished according to the principle “More, further, stronger.” There's nothing to worry about. If Liz Truss or Ben Wallace comes, then it would make things even worse for the Kremlin,” Arestovich concluded.
English version :: Read in English: I hope things don't get worse for the Kremlin after Johnson – Arestovich