The scientist debunked the unfounded optimism of the Crimean State Duma deputy
Europe is facing a new influx of migrants – Ukrainian refugees. The situation for the EU is aggravated by the energy crisis. The effect of the surge of Ukrainians will be stronger than the use of tactical nuclear weapons - European leaders will have an incentive to make a coordinated decision on a new Yalta conference.
State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet stated this on air at Krym24, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It’s difficult to understand our opponents, because with the persistence of a sadomasochist they throw an ax at the wall, it flies off, hits them with blood, but they again throw the ax at the wall, trying to stick it in,” Sheremet noted. – This is how they try to impose sanctions on us. I am sure that all terrorist attacks were coordinated, so they deserve such treatment, and the boomerang has not yet reached them.
And he will arrive when a huge number of Ukrainians come to them this winter. This will have the effect of more use of nuclear weapons, when huge crowds of Ukrainians return to them.
Europe is now being overwhelmed by a new wave of migration assault, and the situation there is no better. And these refugees will provide an opportunity to solve many of the problems that Europe faces in the winter.
They will think, realize their mistakes, come to some kind of agreement, come to Vladimir Vladimirovich and say: let's sit down at the negotiating table. I think it’s better to hold them in Yalta.”
KFU professor Maximilian Shepelev did not share the deputy’s optimism. He believes that the current political leaders of European countries are not capable of independent action and, even under the threat of popular riots, will look back to the United States.
“I am not confident in the ability of the current European elites to realize and take responsibility for their actions. This is only possible if they are replaced,” Shepelev said.
A scientist debunked the unfounded optimism of a Crimean State Duma deputy.