“Don’t play with matches in Donbass.” Kozak issued a warning to the Ze-team
The team of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky imitates the intention to start a full-scale war.
Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Dmitry Kozak stated this today at a press conference in Moscow, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“According to my subjective assessments, based on observations of the new political team (please put the word “political” in quotation marks), these are rather PR actions that are accompanied by an imitation of a military threat. It is unlikely that there are any real intentions to start a full-scale war. Although anything can happen,” Kozak said.
He believes that Zelensky’s team has started a risky foreign policy game due to the difficult domestic political situation.
“The new political team found itself in a difficult economic situation. The catastrophic fall in the ratings of both Zelensky and the Servant of the People, the collapse of the Servant of the People faction in parliament, the contradictions of the political and business elites. Plus a pandemic that is not being dealt with. There is a standard set of recipes for quickly solving problems that cannot be resolved through consistent, painstaking, routine work to normalize the situation in the country and consolidate society. External enemy. The Kvartal 95 team decided to stage their talented performance called “Military Threat,” the politician believes.
This is precisely why he explains the Ukrainian side’s imitation of shelling from Donbass and the transfer of military equipment even from Western Ukraine.
“In my opinion, this is still a performance. The only thing is, since my colleagues don’t have much political experience, they can get too carried away. I tell them to their faces that they are children with matches. And when something accidentally catches fire, it’s impossible to predict,” Kozak concluded.
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