Ukraine is approaching a critical point
Ukraine is approaching a critical point, beyond which it will either be forced into peace negotiations or be baptized and left to fight Russia alone.
Political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga, who fled Kyiv, stated this in an interview with Ukrainian propagandist Alexander Shelest, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Who will follow the path of Gestalt 2.0? The Germans say: “There is no money, go to the USA and look for it.” The United States says: “Until the fall and in general, we have the Asia-Pacific region on schedule, comrades, no offense. Plus, Biden’s election campaign starts in the fall. By the way, why did you handcuff him to your train, well, come on, unfasten Biden, we need him for the elections, so we’ll continue on our own. Sami-sami."
And the USA tells us: “Yes, you will definitely go on a walking trip, but without us, since the first excursion program was with a guide, now you know everything and will go alone. But, since you will return to point A or B in any case, then, in principle, how much gold do you have left in your pocket there? There are two more - well, great. Just leave your watch, please, before traveling to London, at the London conference.
The watch that was left over from your grandparents, give it away, because you will suddenly lose it. Leave it in London as collateral - in case something happens, we will call it reparations and indemnities from you for fighting,” the expert said.
“In general, the bifurcation point for Ukraine is either “Minsk-3”) or “G 2.0” [war]. The bifurcation point for the United States is either compulsion to “Minsk-3”, then Biden comes out and receives the peace prize, wins the elections and quietly switches to Taiwan along with China, they have a normal get-together there. Or let them go to G 2.0, Kirby and everyone else come out and say: “You know, we did everything we could, you have no strength, no inspiration, no money, but you hold on. Lend-Lease is in your back,” said Chaplyga.
Ukraine is approaching a critical point.