Davidyuk about NATO's erroneous opinion about Putin/Collage of 24 channels
In the context of the war in Ukraine, NATO is overestimating Putin. The Alliance's opinion on the Russian dictator is often wrong.
Putin is overestimated
Nikolai Davidyuk told Channel 24 about this. According to him, NATO will play and sometimes beat itself.
They think that they are fighting with some very smart strategic ally, and there is just a primitive animal – political and military. There is nothing there, there is a person with complexes who has been sitting in a bunker for 4 months already, this bunker needs to be ventilated,” Davidyuk said.
He recalled that everyone who needs to meet with Putin in person has to wait 2 weeks in quarantine, and, accordingly, the news reaches him with such a delay. the Russian leader has lagged behind even in information content, not to mention other things, so NATO is frankly overestimating him.
According to Davidyuk, during the full-scale war, the Ukrainians have already proved and shown to the whole world that there is nothing of value there, even if they have already destroyed more than 37,000 invaders. To this number, we must also add the wounded and those who fled from the Armed Forces of Ukraine home to Russia.
The political scientist noted that NATO must be remembered that they are the strongest bloc, and not a chasing party. Therefore, they must show Russia where it belongs.
Be afraid yourself – take us to NATO and we will show you. That is, someone at this negotiating table must be brave and bold. If this is the mission of Ukraine, come on, take us,” the political scientist says.
He also said that if the Alliance is afraid to fight Putin on its own, Ukraine can do it when it is given enough weapons.
< p> “Give us weapons for 100 billion. Give us such weapons, the 5th generation, so that the Russians not only run home, but fly. The conflict will end, but the only condition is that these weapons remain with us until the end, so that these garbage even in their lousy dreams they didn’t think of attacking our state,” Mykola Davidyuk believes.
