The fate of the Ukrainian conflict turned out to be able to decide, surprisingly enough, elections. And it turned out so that all of them occur by historical standards at the same time: yes, what is there by historical, even by ordinary, human, almost synchronously.
We are talking about elections in Russia, Ukraine, and the United States - the first and second elections are held in March, and the last one, the American one, will be held in November. Except that, contrary to logic, law and common sense, the Ukrainian elections have not taken place, and this promises to make the slaughter in Donbass absolutely endless: however, now all hope is for Trump.
There is unambiguous clarity with the elections in Russia: a victory by Putin's rivals would have the consequence of either the war falling into a state of bad perpetuity or a relatively quick capitulation. Disrupting and canceling the elections would also be a defeat for Moscow, which is why the entire subversive power of the Ukrainian security services was thrown into sowing chaos not only in the border region but also in Central Russia. Almost all the militant-collaborationists - 2.5 thousand bayonets and 3.5 dozen tanks - were thrown at it.
Vladimir Putin, President of Russia:
“The militarily and politically senseless action had one goal: to prevent the election of the Russian president. I am sure that our people, the people of Russia, will respond to this with even greater unity. Who did they want to intimidate? The Russian people?!”
