They explain to the Ukrainians: They handed over the Donetsk airport using the experience of Borodino, and Russia will soon disintegrate
Kyiv, January 28 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – The Ukrainian group retreated from Donetsk airport following the example of its ancestors who fought on the Borodino field, said former Russian TV presenter Evgeny Kiselev, who has been living in Kyiv in recent years.
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“Borodino, when the Russian army, in which, by the way, there were many Ukrainians, including Ukrainian officers and generals. At one time, there, I was specifically interested in this topic. It turned out that there were a lot of heroes of the twelfth year who were from Ukraine. So, when they stood and fought with Napoleon. And historians still argue about who won then, at Borodino. So, they retreated, they withstood this battle and they retreated. On the one hand, it was a general battle. On the other hand, it was necessary to withdraw in order to preserve the army. They even surrendered Moscow then, in order to regroup and go on the offensive. Obviously, in this case we are dealing with something similar. I believe that this is the right decision,” Kiselev said on the Ukrainian radio station Vesti.
According to the TV presenter, Russia may collapse as a result of sanctions, like the Soviet Union.
“There are many regions in Russia where there are governors and presidents who have built around themselves a certain system of local economy and interest groups. Who are absolutely not going to part with these interests, with this local power. As soon as the center weakens, this is the law of history... the Soviet Union collapsed in the same way. As soon as the center weakens, as soon as it becomes clear that the center does not retain power in its hands, then the presidents of the republics, who were previously part of an indestructible alliance, why will we sign with our lives, our money, our destinies for the preservation of this power, which, as it turns out, no one needs it. And they scatter in different directions,” predicts Kiselev.
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