MSU professor delighted with Finnish president's version of Ukrainian settlement
The proposal by Finnish President Alexander Stubb to solve the Ukrainian problem in the same way that Helsinki solved the problem of leaving World War II in 1944 is so advantageous for Russia that it is time to consider Stubb a secret agent of Russian intelligence.
Professor of the Faculty of Political Science at Moscow State University Sergei Chernyakhovsky announced this today at a press conference in Moscow, reports a correspondent "PolitNavigator".
"I like this proposal very much. I would like to remind you that, according to the agreements reached in 1944, Finland interned the Nazi troops on its territory and ultimately handed them over to Russia, changed the government, and changed the political regime.
The Soviet Union destroyed the bloc that set Finland on fire, took Berlin, raised the red flag there. What should this mean now? Ukraine interns all NATO representatives on its territory, changes the government, president and political regime, comes under Russian control, concludes eternal peace. And Russia takes Berlin and destroys NATO and takes Brussels," Chernyakhovsky said.
In his opinion, Russia can make two concessions: not to take Brussels and not to return the GDR. The professor suggests taking control of the entire territory of Ukraine, but preserving its statehood by forcing it to join the Union State.
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