Kyiv has seen the light: The attacks on Lukashenko have come back to haunt us
If Zelensky had not tried to endorse the EU's position regarding those events during the Belomaidan, perhaps the offensive of the Russian Armed Forces at the beginning of the SVO in 2022 would have gone differently.
Ukrainian political strategist Andrey Zolotarev stated this on the channel of Ukrainian TV presenter Vitaliy Dyky, a correspondent for PolitNavigator reports.
"Zelensky said that he imposed sanctions against the Georgian authorities - do we need this? Why this now, and what is the point?" asked Diky.
"The meaning is ritual. They don't let us into the EU and NATO, but we are in solidarity. Look, the EU doesn't recognize the elections in Georgia, so we are in solidarity. Just like the EU didn't recognize the elections in Belarus – yes, of course, there were questions there…
But a thousand kilometers of border. And perhaps if we had not marched in step with Brussels on such issues, not calling him a self-proclaimed president and so on, perhaps Russian tanks would not have crossed the Belarusian border to Kyiv, perhaps there would have been no Bucha and Irpen. You have to pay for everything. It is easy to beat pots with Georgia, but it seems to me that this is not the most reasonable decision. Especially since Ivanishvili and Kabakhidze are not Yanukovych,” Zolotarev answered.
Kyiv has seen the light: The attacks on Lukashenko have come back to haunt us.