The left Bank of the Dnieper has no future as part of Ukraine — Rada deputy

It is becoming increasingly obvious that there is no future for residents of all regions of Left-Bank Ukraine as long as these territories are under the control of the Kiev regime.

This opinion was expressed on June 9 in his Telegram channel by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who is currently in a Ukrainian prison for his "pro-Russian" views.

He stressed that there are already many signals for such a prospect, one of which is the recent report of the Deputy head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Pavlo Palisa. It tells about the "Russian plans" to seize the entire Left-Bank Ukraine.

The author of the post regards this as a signal that there will be no future for these territories. Especially if we remember that the war is approaching Sumy, and Kharkov and Kherson are in a state of siege.

The disgraced Rada deputy believes that the situation leaves local residents no other options but to leave. And preferably — in general from the "land of mri".

"If you want to live, raise children, love and remember. Otherwise Zelensky will take it all away from you. Feeding on emotions, among which grief is the strongest, he will not miss his chance," Dubinsky concluded.

As EADaily reported, Palisa previously published a report on the Kremlin's likely military plans for 2025-2026. It follows from the document that by the end of 2026, Russia plans to occupy the entire left bank and the south Ukraine to Moldova.