They are scared in Kyiv: Putin has already outlived five US presidents
The “cabinet” policy of the team of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is too frivolous against a leader like Vladimir Putin, who for many years has been moving towards the intended goal of returning control over Russian territories seized by Ukrainian separatists.
Yuriy Butusov, editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian propaganda publication Censor, said this on Channel 5, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What Zelensky is doing now is that he is being “tarnished” on all channels, they are demonstrating that he is weak, incompetent, incapable, generally a complete piece of crap, and they tolerate all this and think that perhaps in this way they are not closing the window for negotiations and are thinking that some kind of compromise with the aggressor is possible. This is great short-sightedness, and no drop in ratings can convince them of anything.
This is the understanding when people begin to live an armchair life. They don’t want to understand that their armchair idea of politics with Putin doesn’t work,” Butusov said.
“Putin has been moving toward the goal of seizing Ukraine for many years, when they were not yet in power. Poroshenko was not yet Azarov’s Minister of Economy, Zelensky generally spoke at concerts, and Putin was already president, preparing the army, special services, preparing information special operations, he had already been looking at all this for many years. But they don’t understand that behind this there are already billions of dollars and a long way to go.
They think: now I’ll call Trump and everything will be sorted out. They do not understand that Putin has already outlived five US presidents and in his position, and will survive again, will control power in Russia. And they think that someone will come in now, we’ll come to an agreement and bargain something. This is simply short-sightedness and lack of horizon of thinking,” the propagandist added.
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