Putin does not want to isolation of the Russian Federation, but no one will arrange with him a "second Yalta" - Shvets (video)

Even with the falsified election results, Putin still supports most Russian citizens, which means that they support everything that the president does. But no one will sit with him and share the areas of influence, as if Putin did not want it, says political observer. Any Putin or Kremlin's statements about the possibilities or willingness for peace talks with Ukraine should be taken as a farce. It is always necessary, as they say, to look at their movements and not trust any words.

This was stated in an interview with focus by political observer Leonid Shvets. From such statements, the expert notes, we can only conclude that Moscow still does not want such a total isolation of Russia and brings to the ideas of a kind of "second Yalta", which discussed the distribution of forces in post -war Europe. "We understand that no one will sit with him and divide the zones of influence, as if Putin did not want it," the seamstress notes.

"So we look at the hands and words We need to be very calm and not trust. " The political observer emphasizes that it is fair that Ukrainians do not like when the West tries to separate Putin's responsibility from the responsibility of the Russian society. In this way, some try to release the Russians from responsibility for their own way in the country.

"It is a very shameful narrative that the Russian authorities are doing what he wants without the support of the Russians," the seamstress emphasizes. "At the same time, even with the falsified election results, Putin still supports most Russian citizens, and therefore they support everything that the President does. ". Of course, he set any opposition, but still support the society is very large and should be treated calmly, the expert says.

This is the way the US or France goes, which recognize it with a legitimate president, despite the calls of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry not to do so. "In the case of Lukashenko's elections, when it became clear that the purely mathematically Tyanovskaya won, the Russian Federation has no doubt in Putin's support. The issue is only in the number of percentages," says Shvets.