Russia is supposedly accustomed to looking at military and political failures as part of the government’s cunning plan, but at the current pace, Russian patience may run out within three to four months.
The director of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future, Vadim Denisenko, said this on the air of the channel of the Kyiv political scientist Yuri Romanenko, who is wanted by Russian law enforcement officers, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“They believe in Plan B, that it exists, but it doesn’t. I just remember myself in 2004, although these things are not related at all, Yushchenko makes another mistake. We think: well, the government is not an idiot, there must be a “Plan B.” Makes a mistake again. I think, well, no, this is some kind of cunning plan. And then I realized: there is no “plan B”.
Now they are experiencing this moment. That is, a retreat from Kharkov? Well, yes, there was a cunning “plan B”, okay. Mobilization? "Plan b". And Kherson is “Plan B,” the “analyst” chattered.
“And now it’s accumulating, which is why I say that the next three to four months are critical for their heads, that it will begin to break in their heads that there are no “plan B”, power is not sacred, and power is not leading us in that direction,” Denisenko reasoned.