“After the Russian attack on a NATO country, the West will request negotiations” - ex-official of the Ministry of Information of Ukraine
On the geopolitical map of Europe, the West is playing a game of chess, while Moscow is playing Chapaev.
Dmitry Zolotukhin, former deputy minister of information policy of Ukraine and founder of the Institute of Post-Information Society, a public organization based on Western grants, stated this on the channel of Kyiv propagandist Yuri Romanenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Let’s say they really start cutting down this Suwalki corridor. This is obvious, with the way Olaf Scholz behaves, Germany, Spain, Portugal, which doesn’t even know where this Suwalki corridor is, they will say: listen, let’s find a diplomatic solution! That’s what they’re saying now: let’s find a diplomatic solution in Ukraine.
When there is an attack on the territory that is covered by Article 5 of the Euro-Atlantic Cooperation Treaty, when Russia attacks a NATO country, the same thing will happen! People will say: look, let's not escalate, let's find some solution.
And in this context, it seems to me that this game...essentially Jake Sullivan plays chess, and Putin plays Chapaev. In “Chapayev” he will always win chess,” Zolotukhin said.
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