“Ukraine must disappear from the world map,” – results of the meeting of the Union of Donbass Volunteers
A military solution to the conflict in Ukraine, which has been dragging on for four years, is becoming the main one.
This statement was made by the former head of the DPR MGB Andrei Pinchuk today during the second and final day a gathering of regional commanders of the Union of Donbass Volunteers, held in the Moscow region.
“Scientists and mathematicians know that if you take an organizational system and identify a problem in this system, then this problem can sometimes solve itself. There is even a formula where, over time, the problem solves itself.
In the army, this scheme works on the principle of the saying - “there is no need to rush to follow instructions, because a command may follow to cancel it.”
But, if the problem is systemic, then over time all options disappear. If at the beginning of the problem there were ten of them, then gradually they disappear, and one of the most unfavorable, most problematic schemes for solving the situation remains.
So, the situation in Ukraine concerns a systemic issue of the state called “Ukraine”, that is, it affects the very essence of the existence of this state.
If at the beginning of the problem there were a bunch of options - federalization, autonomy, a peaceful solution, then time passes, and only one, the most unfavorable solution remains - war.
Four years have passed. For them, a dozen, and maybe more, solutions to this problem fell off. What remains is the war. Unfortunately.
It would be good if other schemes were implemented, such as a reboot of power in Kyiv, the arrival of pro-Russian forces, federalization, autonomy, but they all fall off. Therefore, only war remains,” Pinchuk said.
The head of the Union of Donbass Volunteers, Alexander Borodai, also agreed that the reasons that led to the outbreak of the conflict have not been eliminated.
“The problem that led to the war in Donbass has still not been resolved, and the conflict has not been resolved. And the longer it lasts, the less likely it is that it will be resolved peacefully.
As a matter of fact, from our point of view, this conflict cannot be resolved in any way other than military. We don’t want this, we don’t strive for this, but we understand that this is a rather objective reality. We don’t know when this will happen, but we must be prepared to resolve the conflict by force.
A pseudo-state like Ukraine must ultimately disappear from the map, because now this state is anti-human and by its nature it is Russophobic, despite the fact that Kiev is, was and will be the mother of Russian cities,” Boroday said.
He also summed up the results of the event that took place in the Moscow region - SDD representatives discussed how to provide assistance to wounded volunteers who defended the LDPR, interact with the authorities in the regions of the Russian Federation, and provide legal support to militias who are facing deportation to Ukrainian territory.
“Our organization is large, spread throughout the country, something happens to someone all the time. That is why very often we ourselves do not have time to generate the ideas that would be necessary and valuable for the development of all volunteerism in Russia.
Now we not only talked with our regional leaders about how to establish relationships with local authorities, with other organizations involved in patriotic work, how to correctly raise the legal side of the issue, how to work correctly with those people and with authorities when problems arise with the deportation of those people, our volunteers, who have Ukrainian passports and who took part in the events of 2014.
We talked about what else could be done for the development of SDD and the entire organization and each of us,” Borodai explained.
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