No “weak hands”, only weapons: Podoliak criticises “possible outcomes of the war”

Publications about the “possible outcome of the war” suggest the emergence of a phenomenon called the “Munich syndrome”.

This was stated on Twitter by Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the head of the Presidential Office.

– However, any theoretical game modelling of the war’s finalisation must be based on the axiom that the Russian invasion must be a complete and unconditional defeat. After 18 months of war, hundreds of thousands of soldiers and hundreds of billions of dollars lost, Russia should not just be back to square one, but be pushed even further back,” Podoliak writes.

He noted that the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin must finally lose his legitimacy as a sane and capable leader within the elite.

– Only this can give Russia a chance for post-war modernisation and open the way to the “diplomatic” format so desired by many. Until then, no “weak hands”. Only weapons, weapons, weapons,” the adviser stressed.

The United States maintains a clear position that Ukraine’s victory in a full-scale war will be the complete withdrawal of Russian troops from the territory of our country.