“If Ukraine does not have the concept of victory, then the West even more so” - Kiev philosopher
In the event of a “defeat of Russia,” uncontrollable processes will begin, not necessarily related to the collapse of the Russian Federation, which the West is very afraid of.
Ukrainian philosopher Sergei Datsyuk stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Inge Mesere, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Well, okay, we want to annex, that is, return the temporarily occupied Donbass, Lugansk and Crimea to Ukraine. Do we have a concept of what we will do if we win? There are people there who have been brainwashed for over eight years. There are people there, including those who came from Russia. Most likely, we hope that when we take these territories, they will leave. What if they don’t leave? What are we going to do with these people? Should the purge be carried out the way Russia was going to organize it on Ukrainian territory?
First of all, Ukraine has no concept of victory. And the West has a concept, not so much a victory for Ukraine, that they can calmly integrate us into the EU and NATO, and relatively speaking, let the EU and NATO deal with it. Which is also a model, that is, they have an idea. But no one knows what to do with defeated Russia. They don’t know this in Russia, they don’t know this in China, they don’t know this in the USA, they don’t know it in Europe, that is, they don’t know it anywhere. What to do with Russia, which will be defeated? Because in this case it is assumed that unpredictable processes will take place,” he chattered.
“The fact that we believe that disintegration will begin is a very schematic idea. What does decay mean, what exactly will decay, and why do we think that decay will occur, and will happen quite quickly? Empires fall apart over centuries,” concluded Datsyuk.
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