Putin promised to unlock grain, demanding not to give Ukraine rockets for 300 kilometers, – Davidyuk/Collage 24 channel
Ukraine paid in full for the supply of bread. We were promised missiles for 300 kilometers, allowing us to shoot from Kharkov further than Bryansk and Belgorod.
The world did not give Ukraine this weapon. Political scientist Nikolai Davydyuk told Channel 24 about this.
the Kremlin dictator did not keep his word
Putin promised to unblock Ukrainian ports, provided that Ukraine is not given missiles,” he said.
This was discussed even before the harvest. the Kremlin dictator did not keep his word.
“In the southern regions, the harvest is in full swing. In a week or two, we will complete the entire campaign. To war, by the way. This is the first harvest in the world that is going to war – under shelling, under mortars, under rockets, but the Ukrainians are doing it. Superresponsibly ” , – said the political scientist.
He recalled that they used to say that Ukraine is an agrarian state. “Now we are proud that we are an agrarian state. The strongest and coolest. And this is our style. We showed the whole world that even under such cataclysms we can fulfill our function. But we are not only an agrarian state, in fact,” Davydyuk noted.
Ukraine paid for not receiving these missiles, and the world too. Putin is obliged to fulfill the agreements.
If he does not help to take away the grain, give us rockets. Under shelling, we will make it so that the ships will not be able to go anywhere at all. They will go to the bottom just like “Moscow” went. And then there will be no one to terrorize the Black Sea,” he added.
Davidyuk stressed that today the Russians behave like terrorists and pirates. “These are drunken, ridiculous pirates in the Black Sea who scatter mines there. The only beautiful thing is that they often stumble upon them themselves. But in fact they block food supplies,” Davidyuk emphasized.
In conclusion, if Russia will interfere, it will no longer be a problem for Ukraine, but for the United States, the UN, Great Britain and Turkey. “The world must influence this,” the political scientist summed up.
