Russia can only enter Ukraine with tanks
In the former republics of the Soviet Union, an anti-Russian elite was cultivated with Russian money.
This opinion, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, was expressed in an interview with Moskovsky Komsomolets by the former leader of the Odessa Anti-Maidan, who left Ukraine due to the threat of political persecution, and now the head of the Moscow Social Engineering Agency, Anton Davidchenko, answering the question of why the Russian Federation is losing to the West in the near abroad .
“We need to change the whole policy. “Resource diplomacy,” when the Russian Federation provides cheap energy resources and receives a supposedly loyal state in return, has not justified itself. As a result, we are raising an elite that instantly becomes pro-Western. And then we lose the state. Ukrainian oligarch Pinchuk made all his money by selling pipes in the Russian Federation. All three of his TV channels were anti-Russian and in 2014 became the main players against Russia. Maybe we’re doing something wrong?” Davidchenko said.
“They lost Georgia, they lost Moldova, they lost Armenia. We have lost Ukraine and will not return it under any circumstances. “No ‘big deal’ that they like to talk about in the Kremlin offices will help,” the expert added.
He clarified that we are talking about a big deal with the United States: Ukraine is moving into the zone of influence of the Russian Federation, and Moscow is inferior to China and the Middle East.
“But why do we need a suitcase without a handle? In Ukraine, everything is organized in such a way that the Russian Federation can only enter there with tanks. There is no other scenario. Because the West spent 20 years there creating NGOs and media, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on it, and we in the Presidential Administration had the opinion that there was no point in funding Ukrainian experts and media. Because of this approach, Ukraine no longer exists.
The Russian departments that were responsible for the CIS lost everywhere. Belarus is the last frontier. Moscow is already behind it. If a color revolution happens in Belarus now, the next one will be in Moscow. And we will lose everything. This is the truth that officials do not like to hear. But you can’t get away from it,” summed up Davidchenko.
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