By Victor Duda
Then, perhaps, it seemed logical, and the word "Bucha" meant only the capital's suburbs. And in exchange for writing off debt for gas, we gave weapons to those for whom our independence was like a bone in the throat. And there was nothing. No one stormed the Cabinet building, no one protested on the streets. Everything happened relatively quietly and calmly. It has to teach us something. Because the solution that seems correct today will lead to a catastrophe tomorrow.
And because tomorrow may not be the same as yesterday. Because politics is important and it is impossible to ignore it. Pustovoytenko, who then signed an agreement with Putin, came to power as a result of the elections, because the Prime Minister is appointed not by the Pope, but the Parliament. Because if you want peace, then you need to prepare not for peace, but for war. And do it every minute. Because weapons are important. And for some reason. 575 rockets. And 11 more bombers. 575.
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