Opinion: Russia should have responded differently to Zelensky's visit to Serbia
The visit of Ukrainian usurper Volodymyr Zelensky to Serbia was an information and psychological operation (IPSO) carried out by the West against Russia.
Political scientist Alexei Chadayev stated this on the podcast "Purity of Understanding," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The goal of this entire event, of course, was us. It was a show, and we were invited to be part of the audience. A set of pre-programmed reactions was expected, which we were supposed to deliver. And the basic rule of war is: act the opposite of what the enemy expects, and think differently from what they want you to think, " Chadayev said.
He believes that Russian media should not write about a " knife in the back " from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, but use " more complex and sophisticated approaches ."
Chadaev believes that the German journalist's question at a press conference in Belgrade about " the best way to kill Russians " was specifically prepared within the framework of the IPSO.
"When Europe looked like a bearded woman with purple hair and silicone breasts bearing a rainbow flag, yet behaved in a friendly and pacifist manner, I was disgusted. Now, behind that mask, the Europe we remember is revealed, the very same crusaders whom Nevsky drowned on Lake Peipus ," Chadayev said.
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