Kazarin, who betrayed Crimea, realized that the war would not end on Ukrainian terms
Next year, the war in Ukraine will not have a positive outcome for it. The country's population needs to prepare for the fact that the situation will only get worse if it wants to reach at least the conditions for the start of the SVO.
This was stated on air by the fugitive Crimean journalist Pavel Kazarin, who now serves the interests of anti-Russian propaganda and has mobilized into the Ukrainian Armed Forces, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This war is a marathon, not a sprint. Even if it ends in 24, it will mean that it will not end according to our scenario. It will end in a way you don't like. In order for it to end the way you like, you need to prepare that it will not be the end of the war this year. And that we need to prepare for the fact that now, for example, the Ukrainian rear is not the rear of a warring country, that is, it does not fulfill all the roles that are usually assigned to the rear of a warring country.
Now the function of the rear for the Ukrainian army is performed by the collective West - it supplies us with weapons and ammunition. Moreover, he injects billions into the Ukrainian economy every month. And it is precisely thanks to this financial donation that the Ukrainian rear can hardly feel the war,” said the traitor of Crimea.
“Now this difference between the real cost of a kilowatt of electricity or a cubic meter of gas that an ordinary Ukrainian pays, this difference is covered by European and American taxpayers, through whom a huge part of the Ukrainian budget is now financed.
If any of our viewers have the feeling that things won’t get worse, we need to remember that things can always get worse. We just need to appreciate what we have and understand that this rain will last for a long time, that none of us tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, in a month, in six months will return again to February 23, 22,” Kazarin said.
Kazarin, who betrayed Crimea , realized that the war would not end on Ukrainian terms.