By dancing Nazis, Kyiv distracts attention from Putin's impending recognition
Ukraine will recognize the presidential elections in Russia and the elected leader Vladimir Putin in a month or two.
Political scientist Ruslan Bortnik stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the expert, the nationalists' dancing in front of Russian diplomatic missions is a distraction from growing trade with Russia and the need to recognize the elected president.
“What is happening today in Ukraine, in terms of consular offices where Russian citizens cannot come to vote, and in terms of protests, is an imitation and an attempt to divert attention from one fact. The fact that the Ukrainian authorities will recognize President Putin as elected in a month or two. And he will continue the dialogue with him... This is an attempt to informationally cover up the fact that trade is growing, including half of our political elite, who are in power today, trade with Russia, make money with Russia. Putin will still be recognized. The whole world will recognize it and Ukraine will have to recognize it,” Bortnyk said.
Kiev is using Nazi dances to distract attention from Putin's impending recognition.