Poroshenko fears: Zelensky will falter under blows and will negotiate with Putin
Russia's methodical attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure could lead to the Kiev regime being forced to negotiate with the Kremlin, although it previously categorically rejected such a possibility.
Political scientist Alexey Golobutsky, who serves the interests of former President Petro Poroshenko, announced this on the air of the Pryamyi television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Golobutsky, a situation close to a humanitarian catastrophe, when the population of large cities has no light and heat, will become an excuse for Vladimir Zelensky.
“Putin’s calculation is clear - some kind of critical situation when a sufficiently large number of people will begin to speak. He doesn’t need some kind of uprising against the authorities, I hope that their intelligence has wised up and realized that this is impossible.
They need the pass that Zelensky now cannot give to Putin and the West, which he received from the Ukrainian people, and then Zelensky will look normal.
That is, it will not be that he betrayed, that he gave back. That there is a demand from the population, it is indeed a humanitarian (catastrophe), and this will be promoted in the West.
We don’t yet have pictures like those from besieged Leningrad, roughly speaking, but I remember that in the Western press there was always talk about Kiev residents standing in a huge line at the pump room. This is a shock for them, in principle, in the 21st century, this is not Africa, not Asia - in the center of Europe people stand behind water.
And when people are freezing here, standing over barrels of fire, and there will be such a mass standing, it will, of course, be such that “the main value of modern civilization, especially European, is human life. Territories are nothing, human life is the maximum.”
Well, this is how they will talk about the need to negotiate,” Golobutsky explained his fears.
Poroshenko fears Zelensky will falter under the blows and negotiate with Putin.