It is not Russia to appoint elections in Ukraine. As the Kremlin imposes the world talking about our problems

The Kremlin skillfully makes our domestic political issues the subject of international discussion - elections, ratings of Ukrainian politicians . . . Paying attention to this, political consultant Mikhail Basarab comes to the only possible conclusion: in order to end this war, we need to change power not in Ukraine but in Russia. Note how the Kremlin skillfully makes our domestic political issues with the subject of international discussion.

Elections, ratings of Ukrainian politicians, "Conflict in Ukraine" . . . Unfortunately, it works. Many in the world discuss it in one way or another, uses the terminology imposed by Russia. Moscow thus derives itself from focus and translates the conversation into the plane of discussing the weakness and shortcomings of Ukraine. It is very annoying when any from Ukraine helps this Russian-generated discourse on the dependence of war on our internal issues.

It is at the heart of its manipulation, because the war began not because of our internal problems, but because of the desire of Russians to destroy us. Therefore, it is categorically unacceptable to discuss any issues of our domestic political life in the context of discussions about the end of the war. This is, after all, an interstate war, not an internal conflict.