Putin is simmering us like a frog - Poroshenko’s henchman
An attempt to create an advisory council on Donbass with representatives of the LDPR is a provocation on the Russian side and leads to the destabilization of Ukraine, and the exchange of prisoners is a “bait” that serves to ensure that Ukraine swallows this “hook.”
Journalist Kirill Sazonov, who fled Donetsk and now serves Petro Poroshenko, stated this on the UKRLIFE.TV channel, a Politnavigator correspondent reports.
“If we sit down with Pushilin at the negotiating table, it means we indirectly recognize that he represents some part of the population of Donetsk, Lugansk, and the occupied territories. We are falling into a trap when de jure no ORDLO exists yet, no elections are recognized there, but de facto negotiations are underway.
De facto, Ukraine is negotiating with Donetsk and Lugansk. To the applause of Moscow, Berlin, Paris, it is not difficult to give this legal status.
They are trying, as the fishermen say, to “feed” us. If you say tomorrow that Zelensky is going to call Putin and just talk about prisoners, there will be no painful reaction. It's like if you throw a frog into boiling water, it won't cook, it will jump out of it in pain.
If you put it in warm water and put it on fire, the temperature will rise gradually and the frog will definitely cook.
This is what the Kremlin is now trying to do with Ukraine. By throwing in such information, throwing in scandals, throwing up irritants for patriots, he tests the pain threshold of Ukrainians: “this can still be done, but this can no longer be done, let’s do what we can, wait a little, change prisoners somewhere, where “Then we’ll declare a truce, then we’ll try another step.”
And so gradually bring the temperature to a boil. So that we don’t feel pain and jump out of this cauldron. They want to absorb us gradually. They have already been burned several times and understand that this will not work out quickly,” says the defector.
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