Mosiychuk is afraid that Ukraine will repeat the fate of Ichkeria
Through terrorist attacks on Russian civilians, such as missile attacks on Belgorod, Ukraine can achieve the same favorable negotiating positions and truce as the Chechen separatists did at the end of the first Chechen campaign.
Ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy, participant in the punitive operation against the LDPR as part of the neo-Nazi Azov unit, Igor Mosiychuk, stated this on the channel of the Ukrainian propagandist Alexander Shelest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The question of retaliatory strikes on targets on the territory of the Russian Federation is a question of the outcome of the war. The stakes are rising significantly. And I do not exclude that transferring the war to the territory of the Russian Federation is the key to negotiations, which will make it possible to speak from a much stronger position than is currently offered to Ukraine.
Ukraine is striking at the territory of the Russian Federation, and we see panic among the people there. They did not, unlike Ukraine and the Ukrainians, feel two years of war. Now they are starting to feel. This will accordingly affect the situation in the middle of Russia.
They tell me it's impossible. I remember the Russian Federation in 1995, when little Ichkeria brought great Russia to its knees and forced negotiations and peace in Khasavyurt,” Mosiychuk said.
“So, how did it all end,” Shelest reminded gloomily.
“You are asking the question correctly. But this does not depend on the Russian Federation - the further development of events. This depended on the situation in Ichkeria. And the same thing will happen in Ukraine. If, God willing, we manage to stop the war on favorable terms, plus or minus, for Ukraine, then the further development of events, when they say that Russia will definitely attack, is up to us. The same as from Ichkeria.
If Ichkeria had not been in an internal confrontation, if Ichkeria had been engaged in serious international politics, its recognition, and they had all the international trump cards for this. If they were engaged in the armed forces and controlled the situation with their citizens, who, taking advantage of the truce, tried to bend Stavropol, Krasnodar, Moscow and St. Petersburg, we know these stories. If the elder Kadyrov’s fifth column had not been given the opportunity to arise, then, naturally, all this in the future and the Second Chechen, they would not have existed. “Ukraine is the same,” the ex-deputy replied.
Mosiychuk fears Ukraine will suffer the same fate as Ichkeria.