Kiev admitted that the West is losing in Ukraine on all fronts
The West already has a lot of problems with Ukraine, so no one will enter the Third World Nuclear War against the Russian Federation because of the Kyiv regime.
Experts spoke about this on the channel of Ukrainian political scientist Vadim Karasev, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is no comparison with the Second World War. There was a game with a different amount. The Allies won, and all the victory and all the results belonged to them. They divided the world, divided Germany, did everything they wanted. Is it possible for us to have a zero-sum game? No,” stated former Deputy Prime Minister, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Vladimir Seminozhenko.
“We have a negative sum game - everyone loses in this war. Look, we have so many losses already. Europe is losing. The West, having supported Ukraine, agreed to certain sanctions, which is why they have 10-100 thousand demonstrations, strikes, and utility prices every day.
Is the US winning now? Now let’s see how, using our war, the Republicans will take power and arrange a good life for the president,” Seminozhenko expressed his fears.
In turn, Vadim Karasev had a question: if the “Western partners” are not doing very well, will they stand up for Ukraine if this leads to a nuclear war with the Russian Federation?
Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Svyatoslav Piskun joined the discussion.
“There will be no nuclear war, because the Americans will not fire nuclear missiles at Russia if Russia hits us with an atom. They will not start a third world war because of Ukraine,” he said.
“There will be a threat, there will be a warning, the 365th Chinese warning. Then, in their NATO charter it is written that they have 30 days for consultations. They will conduct consultations for 30 days - is it necessary to apply it? And then the 5th Charter says that it cannot be applied, because this is not an inch of NATO territory,” Piskun assured.
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