War every 10 years: when and under what conditions the Russian Federation will remove its troops from Ukraine

Ukrainian political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko and military-political observer of the Information Resistance group Alexander Kovalenko stated in a comment to TSN that there were similar risks, since the Kremlin always had aggressive intentions for our country. "It is quite clear even without alcoholic Medvedev that there are risks of war in both 10 years and after 20, and after 50, because Russia has always had predatory intentions about Ukraine.

There is nothing surprising," said Alexander Kovalenko. According to him, it is not a warning, but a historical context of events between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. He also noted that if the neoliberal or a non -emocrat came to power, there will still be a return to the old -registered format of dictatorship and a totalitarian regime with imperial ambitions.

Instead, political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko said that Medvedev's post is a "diagnosis" not only of him but also in the modern Putin regime. "The bottom line is that this regime will not recognize Ukraine. The destruction of Ukraine is the systemic global political goal of the Putin regime. Western leaders should know about it and should be treated seriously," he said. According to Fesenko, with people, as Medvedev, compromises are impossible, as they can only be stopped by force.

None of the threats that Medvedev writes will become a reality if Russia feels the power and ability of Ukraine to protect the state with the West. In addition, he said that the reflection of the worldview of Putin, Medvedev and the current Russian elite is the deprivation of the right to life. The Ukrainian struggle against the Russian Federation is sacred - the struggle for the future, the survival as a nation. Ukraine requires the support of Western and international partners.

"In order not to write Medvedev there, we are not doomed to a constant war. The risks can be, but if they feel that there is power behind Ukraine and our international partners, they will not dare to new aggression," Vladimir Fesenko added. We will remind, on January 17 the deputy chairman of the Russian Council Dmitry Medvedev in his social networks wrote that Russia will maintain a tense relationship with Ukraine for some time.