No harsh statements: how the event will perceive Putin after the election - expert (video)

According to political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko, the event will be limited to the fact that it will simply not recognize the vote in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. The event will not make any sharp statements about the election results in Russia. This was stated by political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko in a comment "Channel 24". According to him, the event will be limited to the fact that it will simply not recognize the vote in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

At the same time, Western politicians understand that they are dealing with a dictator. "Everyone in the West understands that Putin is not a democratic leader. The voting procedure is not democratic. The political system in Russia is not democratic. But they have to deal with a dictator," the political scientist said. The expert said that Vladimir Putin is currently perceived only in a limited format. The Kremlin head cannot conduct a full foreign policy.

However, a greater threat to him is the arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court. "He is afraid to go to the Western countries and those states that recognize the Jurisdiction of the ISS. He is limited in his international rights," he said. Fesenko said that Putin is still forced to deal with, since Russia is a nuclear state. Many politicians are afraid of nuclear war. "It is not necessary to form the illusions that the countries of the West will stop recognizing Putin.

When needed, they will be dealing with him," he said. The political scientist stated that Russia is not the only undemocratic country in the world. As an example, he cited China. Last year, US President Joe Biden met with the head of China Si Jinping, although before that he called him not a democratic leader. "However, they are in contact with him (Xi Jinping, ed. ) Because he manages China," Fesenko said.

We will remind, Putin boasted the number of missiles and shells that "knocks down" Russian air defense. The Russian president accused Ukraine of an attempt to disrupt "elections" and "intimidate the population", and also stated that attacks on Kursk and Belgorod regions will not be response. Also, the head of the Euro Council, Charles Michel, has already congratulated Putin on the victory in the Election. He stated that he could not name the Russian presidential election democratic.