In Kyiv they are hysterical about a new unknown threat
Every Ukrainian disaster, starting with the Maidan and ending with the war in Donbass, as well as the provocation in the Kerch Strait, with renewed vigor fuels the fears and worries of Ukrainians about the future.
Ukrainian journalist, Euromaidan propagandist Roman Skrypin stated this on Channel 4 TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In general, very interesting times are coming in a period of enormous danger, which has been going on since the beginning of the war. We have become accustomed to these dangers. Something incredible could happen if, relatively speaking, there is another raising of the emotional bar, some kind of aggravation.
Because when Maidan happened, when the first deaths happened, it was a shock. And a state of shock. Then, when the massacres started, you thought enough was enough. When the occupation of Crimea began, you: “Well, no, this simply cannot happen in nature.” And then, when the war in the East, there was another upsurge. And the next rise was the Kerch Strait, when again there is a feeling of danger that anything can happen,” said the propagandist.
Kyiv is in hysterics over a new, unknown threat.