Mega-betrayal from Arestovich: Russia provides real benefits and opportunities. Ukraine has nothing to offer
The return of a third of the population to Russian Mariupol shows that Ukraine has nothing to offer these people.
Aleksey Arestovich, a former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, included in the list of extremists and terrorists by the Russian Federation, stated this on the air of Alexander Shelest’s video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
«This is a very vivid story – people are returning to the destroyed Mariupol. Our propaganda made Mariupol a symbol of Russian cruelty, Bucha is the size of a huge city, 640 thousand before the war. And a third returned - 200 thousand people chose to return to the city that was shot down, where the Russians were committing atrocities? What kind of attitude awaited them in Ukraine from the state and society, that they had to return to the place where the Russians were committing atrocities, to the huge Bucha voluntarily. This is a verdict. One Russian propagandist wrote the following in my comments: “We will come to Odessa – pensions will immediately double, no one will persecute anyone, monuments will not be removed, no one will spit in the face and soul of the city.” Too, se, fifth, tenth, and so on, and so forth. He wrote these points, I I read it with horror and realized that it was all true“, said the ex-adviser of the OP.
He wonders what Ukraine can do to counter such a Russian proposal.
“The tragedy is that Russia is building this entire broad project that 73% of Ukrainians dream about, at least they dreamed about it in 19, it was promised to them. And Russia is the only one that provides this broad project with very serious material support. “Really, ordinary people need more pensions, more pay, apartments, and order, which ordinary people need so much at the level of streets, courts, and so on,” said Arestovich.
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