Rostislav Ishchenko: Project “Ukraine” is actually completed
Ukraine is ending its existence as a project - it cannot switch to self-financing, and no one will constantly provide for the failed state. The only reason why Kyiv still receives some kind of support is that such a large territory in Europe cannot remain without an owner and will only bring “headaches” to its neighbors.
Political scientist Rostislav Ishchenko stated this on the PolitWera Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The most likely end of this experiment is the spread of this Ukrainianness around the world, because who exactly cannot be near Russia or in a state that will be friendly to Russia, or in a state that will be multinational, and in which Russians will be the same full citizens , like Ukrainians, and the Russian language is the same state language as Ukrainian - these are the ones who felt like a separate people. They can no longer...
Because the Ukrainian state cannot exist either, because someone has to constantly pay for it, but there are no people willing to do it all the time. Sometimes people periodically appear who want to use this territory for their own interests for a small bribe, but this is not on an ongoing basis. And the most important thing is that they will first pay, and then take three times as much.
Therefore, this state cannot exist; it is disappearing before our eyes. In principle, we can say that it has already disappeared, and now it is such a geopolitical phantom. It is now cheaper to preserve it than to liquidate it all at once, or to let it self-destruct. Because if it suddenly disappears, then everyone will immediately have problems - least of all Belarus, because Belarusian problems are Russian problems, but everyone else will immediately have problems - Russia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, even Germany and France, and even the USA. Because it will be necessary to make a decision about what to do next with this territory, how to restore civilization there, and this will still have to be done - this is not Africa. Maybe this is not the very center of Europe, but it is close to it, so it affects the interests of everyone,” Ishchenko said.
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