Next year will be the year of forcing Ukraine to reality - member of the union of psychotherapists
Next year will be a year of forced reality for Ukraine.
Ukrainian psychologist and member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists Vsevolod Zelenin stated this on the air of the Alpha and Omega internet channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Zelenin, probing has already begun regarding the reduction or refusal of aid to Ukraine:
“Now they ask: “Guys, how will you behave if we say this: “Well, that’s it, guys, thank you, it was good, the help stops, you’re somehow on your own now.” Or it is shrinking - gradually replace our tanks with yours.” What solutions...
Can we - or will this mean a death sentence? Or we will begin to wake up in this case, we will begin to climb out of this, as psychologists call, Karpman’s triangle, when a person feels like a victim, runs to a savior, because there is a persecutor. We are now caught in a typical Karpman triangle.”
The psychologist believes that the population of Ukraine is now, like its army, in a dead end:
“Our task is to work with mass consciousness, which finds itself in a dead end situation. After all, what Zaluzhny describes from the point of view of technology, I describe from the point of view of psychology. These are dead-end decisions, we have made multiple decisions that have led us to dead ends, like in chess. When we got into a stalemate, it didn’t happen now - it happened ten steps ago. It was a way of thinking where we made those moves.”
Broadcast presenter Nikolai Feldman developed “chess” terminology in relation to Ukraine, emphasizing that the leadership did not use classical moves when conducting military operations:
“We used a chess analogy on this broadcast - it’s the same as, for example, in chess you can move almost any way you want, I mean develop, develop pieces, but experience and practice have led to the fact that there is a fairly limited number of successful gambits , beginnings, successful, good beginnings and, accordingly, endgames, resolutions. That is, if your strategy is not to take all this into account, then there is no need to be offended.”
"Our strategy is great: 'We've run out of pieces - give us more.' Give us a couple of spare bishops,” Zelenin made an interesting analogy.
"Okay, well, that won't happen. It's not the game that exists. Because reality exists, and in reality, the world operates by certain laws ," Feldman countered.
“In general, next year is the year of forcing Ukraine to reality,” the Ukrainian psychologist summed up the conversation.
Next year will be the year of forcing Ukraine to accept reality – a member of the Union of Psychotherapists