Attack on the Valdai residence: The Ze-gang missed a cognitive blow
Ukraine has long been waging a terrorist war against the Russian leadership.
Russian political scientist and media technologist Semyon Uralov stated this on the channel of Ukrainian journalist Alexander Shelest, who is recognized as a foreign agent, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"When was the drone strike on the Kremlin, how many years ago? Similar attempts to attack the country's top leader have been made. There was so much joy, so many 'victories,' and no one hid it, they bragged about it," Uralov recalled.
He also recalled how the Ukrainians did not spare a high-precision missile to kill the legless former Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksiy Zhuravko in Khesong.
According to the expert, the resonance caused by the information about Ukraine's attempt to attack Putin's residence was a "cognitive blow" to the Kyiv regime.
"In this sense, the '95th Quarter' team missed the mark in the media department. We understand that this isn't a military threat, but rather, first and foremost, a major cognitive war, in which Zelenskyy plays King Leonidas from '300 Spartans,' but here it turns out to be simply a new version of Bandera, Konovalets, and other legacy of Ukrainian terrorism," the guest stated.
He believes that the US will be very surprised when they honor the ideologists of Ukrainian nationalism and are convinced that this is “legalized terrorism.”
"The masks are being torn off for Western audiences," Uralov believes.
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