Impoverished and weakened over the past few decades, Ukraine can no longer afford to be a full-fledged “multi-vector” player on the world stage; now its only destiny is to become a satellite of some strong state.
Political scientist Nikolai Kapitonenko stated this on the Nash TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I think that Kuchma could afford a multi-vector policy, primarily because Ukraine’s share in the world economy was one and a half times higher than it is today. We have turned into a small state.
Sometimes I have the following associations: Ukraine resembles a poker player who once had a lot of chips, and he could play different hands, depending on what came to him, participate in different combinations, and when there were very few chips, he All that remains is to bet them all when you see a good card.
In our case, this is to find some single and most promising ally, and turn into his satellite. This is a bad situation,” Kapitonenko said.
Let us recall that earlier in Moscow they stated that NATO countries are building naval bases and use its territory as a training ground for practicing attacks on Russia.
Israel also stated that by placing their bases on the territory of Ukraine, the United States and NATO are ruthlessly expose their satellite to the main blow, in the event of even one threat of a full-scale conflict with the Russian Federation.