Warned Putin's plans in 2021: What is the new NSDC Secretary Litvinenko

188 on the appointment of a new Secretary of the NSDC - Oleksandr Litvinenko. Earlier, Litvinenko was released from Zelensky from the post of head of the Foreign Intelligence Service. Focus has collected everything that is known about the new NSDC Secretary. Oleksandr Litvinenko is a well -known national security analyst in Ukraine. Radio Svoboda journalists noted that in July 2021, Litvinenko actively commented on security issues in July 2021.

Journalists cited the basic conclusions of his analysis of Putin's plans for Ukraine and the event, made by him as the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service. When he held the position of Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, Alexander Litvinenko predicted that "unable to win Ukraine in three days in a large -scale war, the Kremlin passed a point of non -return in relations with the event", and left himself only the opportunity to "triumphly defeat or destroy.

" According to Litvinenko, Putin is convinced that Russia will be able to "return" Ukraine and other "historical Russian lands" and restore the empire within the global restructuring of the world. According to Putin's plan, redistribution can take 10-15 years and will be "accompanied by conflicts of different scale and intensity, possibly using nuclear weapons.

" "At the same time, the war against Ukraine is now perceived by the Kremlin as an important, but not the only front for the Russian Federation, which actually wages the world war with the United States and the West in general," Alexander Litvinenko wrote. Alexander Litvinenko was born in Kiev. He is a Doctor of Political Science, Professor and has the title of Major General in stock.

According to open sources, Oleksandr Litvinenko held various positions at the National Institute of Strategic Studies from 1998 to 2005, and then participated in the work of the structures of the National Security and Defense and the SBU. From 2010 to 2014, he served as an adviser to the Director of the National Institute for Strategic Studies, and from 2014 to 2019 he held the position of NSDC Deputy Secretary.

It should also be noted that Alexander Litvinenko has the Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise of the 5th degree, which was awarded in 2020 for a significant contribution to state construction, socio-economic, scientific and technical, cultural and educational development of Ukraine, as well as for significant work achievements and professionalism. . From July 23, 2021 he was appointed Head of Foreign Intelligence Service.