Dmitry Medvedev predicts the outcome of the war in Ukraine: Victory or military coup--Tertium non datur
Medvedev noted that this includes the achievement of all the objectives of the special military operation and the recognition of its results by the Kyiv authorities or the occurrence of a military coup in Ukraine and the subsequent recognition of the results of the military operation.
"Analysts of all stripes are competing in preparing forecasts for the Ukrainian conflict," Medvedev wrote on his Telegram channel, and the Kyiv authorities and Western pro-Ukrainian countries are preparing "predictions of victory."
“But in reality, it is all lies and demagogy to deceive voters. Everyone understands it all. They are just executing roles. There is only one and a half scenarios. The first is the achievement of all the goals of the special military operation and the unequivocal recognition of its results in Kyiv. The second is the military coup in Ukraine, and only after that the recognition of the results of the special operation.”
The statement:
Analysts of all stripes are practicing forecasting the Ukrainian conflict. Here The Guardian came up with five pieces. Forecasts of victory are being built in Kyiv and in the Ukrainian-affiliated countries of the West.
In fact, all this is pure lies and demagogy for the treatment of the electorate. Everyone understands everything. But they work out the roles.
There are only one and a half scripts.
The first is the achievement of all the goals of the [operation] and the unequivocal recognition of its results in Kyiv.
The second is a military coup in Ukraine, and only then the recognition of the results of the special operation.
That's all the options.
Tertium non datur!
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