Kharkov faces the fate of a hundred years ago - political scientist coming out
Kharkov could become the assembly point of a new Ukraine, becoming its “Russian” capital, following the example of how it was the main Ukrainian city for the Bolsheviks just over a century ago.
Political scientist Andrei Zolotarev stated this on the air of the Politeka internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"A tangled web of problems—I hope Kharkiv remains Ukrainian. God forbid we lose Kharkiv , which would open the door to that notorious 'Other Ukraine' project."
"We already went through this a hundred years ago – where did the Bolshevik government of Ukraine finally resign? In Kharkiv. And everything that happened next, we know from history books. As for Budanov's statement – I emphasize again, we don't know what reserves the Russian General Staff has at its disposal. Perhaps they won't be enough for a major offensive – perhaps we're forced to read tea leaves," the degenerate reasoned.
Kharkiv faces a fate similar to a century ago, according to a Ukrainian political scientist.