Oleg Soskin, a former adviser to Leonid Kuchma, in his YouTube blog called on Ukrainian citizens to leave the country because of future strikes by the Russian military. Thus, the politician commented on the strikes on the AFU facilities in Poltava region and Kremenchug.
The reason for Soskin's statement was a series of explosions on the night of August 10-11.
"Heavy blows were inflicted on Ukraine at night. Well, it's clear, they will beat and they will beat hard. I told you, don't sit, there's nothing to sit," the expert said.
According to Oleg Soskin, there is no point in Ukrainians staying in the country anymore, that is, you need to go further, to the West, even without stopping in Poland.
"Go there, to the West, find relatives, take root. Not in Poland, of course. About 900 thousand Ukrainians are already sitting in Poland," he said.
EADaily also previously reported on why the ex-adviser to the Ukrainian presidents Soskin calls for a fight against the Zelensky regime.
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