A plan to “dissipate Russia’s resources” was announced in Kyiv
Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia must coordinate their anti-Russian activities in order to disperse its resources and force it to act on different fronts simultaneously.
This was stated by former Minister for Occupied Territories Vadim Chernysh on the air of the Pryamoy TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the ex-official, the Russian Federation does not have enough strength to resist on several fronts.
“At one time, we signed the relevant protocols between the governments of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine in order to exchange online, say, all the elements that enable us to develop similar approaches and learn from each other’s experience, we began to exchange information.
But now, as far as I know, this mechanism does not work like that. And I think it needs to be renewed, not just political handshakes and statements, but on a daily basis a think tank, a think tank that needs to monitor.
By the way, we must understand that Russia does not have enough resources for all countries at the same time. They have one Kozak, one Surkov. Even influence is not enough. Therefore, they begin activities in different countries at different times, because they are also limited in reserve, resources and capabilities.
And this is the only bridge between the same countries that Russia considers to be its zone of influence - simultaneous actions will break the patterns that Russia itself created,” Chernysh said.
A plan for "dispersing Russia's resources" was announced in Kyiv.