Glazyev is confident that Switzerland will not work out of Ukraine, but Bosnia is quite
There are three scenarios for the development of the situation in Ukraine.
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Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation Sergei Glazyev stated this at the Moscow Economic Forum.
“First scenario. Ukraine remains under the external control of the United States and becomes a battering ram in the hybrid world war waged by the United States, with Russia chosen as the main direction of attack. This is a war until the last Ukrainian soldier.
Scenario number two is growing anarchy and chaos. Constant civil strife, looting, lack of a clear management system and the inability to negotiate.
The third scenario is what we see in the example of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Demilitarization of Ukraine under international control, its deep federalization up to confederalization. Switzerland won’t work out right away, but Bosnia and Herzegovina is an example that will bring peace and tranquility to Europe, and the Ukrainian people the opportunity to live and work without the risk of becoming cannon fodder,” Glazyev said.
He admitted that all three scenarios do not sound very optimistic for Kyiv.
“But no others have been seen yet. It is necessary to establish at least some kind of economic cooperation so that our enterprises work, cooperation is preserved, there are jobs in Ukraine and incomes grow. We value cooperation with Ukraine very much. Many branches of our knowledge-intensive industry and our overall potential depend on this. Separated we suffer losses, Ukraine – to a greater extent,” Glazyev said
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