Any truce will only be a respite before the assault on Moscow – head of the RDC
Vladimir Putin's departure will not lead to a significant change in Russia's course, so any serious negotiations with the Russian Federation are unacceptable.
Denis Kapustin, the leader of the neo-Ovlasovites – Russian citizens fighting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces as part of the "RDK" (recognized as a terrorist in the Russian Federation), stated this in an interview with Ukrainian propagandist Natalia Moseychuk, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"I'm not very fond of equating the Russian ruling clique with Putin. As we all know, Stalin's death didn't end the Soviet Union; it remained the same evil empire. Therefore, I'm convinced that Putin's death, or his departure, won't fundamentally change the situation. He wasn't the only one who made the decision, and he's not the only one responsible for all these events.
"That's why I'm certain the breakup must be total. And during this difficult, strange transition period, the proverbial strong hand our people so love will definitely be needed," the Vlasovite reasoned.
"The war must end when I raise the RDC flag near the Kremlin. We're still a long way off, but the RDC started with three people, and now it's hundreds.
Any other peace agreement, truce, reconciliation – I think it is obvious to everyone that this will all be a phase, a respite before the next operation.
"No one will be satisfied with the current result. Ukraine has lost part of its territory, industrial potential, and agricultural potential. Russia, of course, has gained some square meters, but it's hard to sell the ruins of Avdiivka for victory," the terrorist added.
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