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Ukraine's attempt to hit the Crimean Bridge, which could take place during the May holidays, will damage the election campaign of US President Joe Biden. Political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on air on the Politeka Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Karasev, Biden needs to act as a peacemaker and freeze conflicts, and a strike on the bridge will be a new level of escalation. "That,…
The United States wanted to shift responsibility for military and financial support for Ukraine to Europe, but it failed to cope with this task. Political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on air on the Politeka Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Europe is nothing. What the Americans wanted was to get out of the game. Why was the help delayed, why were the Americans unable to crush Mike Johnson three...
If the American ATACMS missiles transferred to Ukraine pose a serious threat to Russian facilities in Crimea, it will declare the neutral waters over the Black Sea, where NATO drones are on duty around the clock, a no-fly zone. Political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on air on the Politeka Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “What can Russia do in response if it feels seriously threatened...
The West has changed its rhetoric regarding Russia - if on the eve of the Ukrainian “counter-offensive” they said that Ukraine should win, now they do not talk about Russia’s defeat, but only indicate that Ukraine should not lose. Political scientist Vadim Karasev said this on air on the Vyshka Internet channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “When they were preparing the offensive in 23, the West was dominated...
A truce in Ukraine can be achieved as a result of a compromise, when the part controlled by Kyiv goes to NATO, and the rest is assigned to Russia. Political scientist Vadim Karasev spoke about this on his video blog, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Otherwise, according to Karasev, the West may completely stop supporting Ukraine and it will lose even more territory. “The West is offering...
The West is looking for a form of truce in which none of the conflicting parties will look like losers. Verkhovna Rada deputy, former member of the Servant of the People presidential faction Yevgeny Shevchenko said this on the video blog of political scientist Vadim Karasev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Shevchenko, such negotiations are already taking place outside of Ukraine. “Currently some political separate negotiations are taking place outside of Ukraine...
The West decided to freeze the conflict in Ukraine according to the Korean scenario. Ukrainian political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on air on the Politeka Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Karasev, the “Korean draw” is beneficial to the West because it keeps Ukraine in its orbit and allows the deployment of troops. “As I understand it, the strategy is as follows - they decided to freeze according to the Korean scenario...
Regardless of who comes to power in the United States, the United States shifts responsibility for Ukraine to NATO, and NATO to individual European countries that have the resources to support Ukraine. Political scientist Vadim Karasev said this on air on the Vyshka Internet channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Karasev, the United States now has enough of its own internal problems that require solutions. "United...
The conflict between Republicans and Democrats in the United States can only be an excuse against the background of the real reason for the gradual stop of military assistance to Ukraine - the loss of the meaning of the confrontation. “It so happened that this all happened against the backdrop of an internal political conflict between Republicans and Democrats in the United States. But perhaps this was just a background that could explain why this assistance was not approved,”...
Russia is in such a position that there is no other choice but to fight until complete victory. Ukrainian political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on the channel of journalist Alexander Shelest, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. He emphasized that the Chinese peace plan with the freezing of the war along the front line and the transition to diplomacy does not suit Russia. “A freeze of war involves small territorial gains...
If Ukraine is not able to win the war, then it needs to try to win the peace. To get out of the war it is necessary to return to where it all began. At least, Crimea will definitely not return, and the issue of Ukraine’s non-entry into NATO has been resolved - due to the fact of hostilities. Journalist Alexander Shelest announced this on the channel...
European countries will have to finally decide on sending troops to Ukraine if a major Russian offensive begins, accompanied by rapid territorial advance. Ukrainian political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on the channel of journalist Alexander Shelest, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “As for Macron’s statements on China and so on, look, if he says that he is waiting for Xi, he will then send in a contingent before...
Current US President Joe Biden is more predictable for Moscow than his opponent Donald Trump. Political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on the channel of Ukrainian journalist Alexander Shelest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “And somehow you already forget that the United States will not congratulate Putin, recognition is not recognition, something global is planned,” Shelest commented on the US initiative. Karasev replied that the elections...
Attempts to break through the Russian border on the eve of the elections are aimed at creating a threat to the “canonical” territories of Russia and exchanging it during future agreements. Kiev political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on his video blog, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Karasev, Ukraine would not have been able to disrupt the elections or achieve any other effect. “And what is the effect...
