According to him, Putin is “an old, sick, frightened little man to death.”
Putin spoke at the parade in Moscow / photo ua.depositphotos.com
Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, “read” between the lines in a speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin whether there would be a nuclear war.
Arestovich wrote on Facebook about the parade in Moscow and Putin’s speech that the frightened Russian president does not want a large-scale war.
“Seriously speaking, Putin’s key phrase in his speech is “the inadmissibility of a global war.” Read – the end of the atomic alarm, and “… a terrible clash with NATO,” writes an adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.
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At the same time, he believes that Putin is “an old, sick, frightened little man to death.”
“Putin, the owner of the empire, finally met with Putin, who was carrying a suitcase with the powers that be. The circle is closed. His end is near. His posthumous fate will be terrible,” Arestovich writes.
Earlier it was reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the war in Ukraine – this is a “preemptive rebuff to aggression” by NATO. The Russian dictator, during his speech at the parade, recalled the “special operation” in Ukraine, justifying his actions.
Despite the predictions of many analysts and military experts, Putin did not declare war on Ukraine and no mobilization in Russia.
