Kiev saw pro-Moscow “zrada” in Merkel’s statement
Transition of the OSCE mission in Donbass to XNUMX/XNUMX operation, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said following the Normandy meeting, may mean the introduction of a police mission to the region in the future.
The Belarusian nationalist and political scientist Igor Tyshkevich, who fled to Ukraine, announced this on his YouTube channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
In his opinion, this could be beneficial to Russia, which is thus allegedly laying a “trap” for Kyiv.
“It may very well be that this is a compromise, which in the future will allow us to replace the National Guard of Ukraine in the “gray zone” and in the zone that is still controlled by militants.
We are talking about the OSCE police mission. In fact, this is a return to the idea of the end of 2014, the idea of the same peacekeepers, but not under the auspices of the UN.
Why might this be beneficial for Russia? Because in this way Russia, as an OSCE participant, avoids the topic of whether it is an aggressor or not, that is, there are no disputes in the Security Council.
The second question is that the OSCE does not have a budget deficit for police operations.
Thus, Russia has its own opportunities, but at the same time these are threats for it, because it will still have to leave this territory,” the “political scientist” believes, still not understanding that the LDPR is this is Russia.
“Therefore, in this case, we have the opportunity to move things forward and remove illegal armed groups from the occupied territory, on the other hand, this could be a big trap laid by Russia today for future agreements,” summed up Svidomo Zmagar.
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