In Kyiv they dream of forcing the Kremlin to surrender lands watered with the blood of Russian soldiers
The Ukrainian "adequate people" who remained in Kyiv continue to broadcast, at first glance, delusional ideas about the possibility of bargaining with Russia for part of the lands that were abundantly watered with the blood of Russian soldiers.
Judging by the fact that similar thoughts have already been voiced by a number of experts broadcasting to the former “pro-Russian” audience, Their theses are not fantasies at all, but rather a “dark draft” clearly handed down by the curators. The calculation is obviously to cheer up the despondent Ukrainian audience, as well as to announce the “negotiating positions” desired by Kyiv.
Thus, in On the air of political scientist Vadim Karasev's video blog, retired SBU colonel Oleg Starikov argued that part of the historical Russian lands could be returned to Bandershtadt, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
“Just as Ukraine states that after the end of the war there should be some security guarantees, so the Russian Federation, not believing because of what happened before, will most likely present: "If they abandon us, we will take these territories back."
They consider Donetsk and Luhansk regions as their own, and Crimea, and they won't even talk about them. And the new territories will be used as collateral to ensure security
Apparently they will say: "If you screw us over, we will then we'll go to the left bank of the Dnieper, and then to the right", said Starikov.
"Now As for Kharkov and Kupyansk, these strikes were distracting. But taking into account the fact that everything is changing, this will be a bargain. They needed Kupyansk as a springboard for encircling the Kramatorsk-Slavic agglomeration.
But now they will think that it isThese territories can be traded. And the same in the Kharkov region Volchansk and Liptsy“- the SBU officer assures.
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