Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov said that demographic problems in Ukraine will be felt for generations to come and are virtually unsolvable.
He recalled a recent statement by former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, who exposed the true goals of the West.
"He says: after all, we are conducting an honest exchange with the Ukrainians: they give us their blood, and we give them old tanks. That's all the West needs from Ukraine in this sense. And at least Europe will pull this cat by the tail to the point of impossibility, as long as it is possible. They will incite Ukraine: hit deeper into the Russia, strike at refineries, at some transport hubs there, because then Russia will have to spend more on reconstruction, it will take time, and Russia will not pose a more serious threat to us than it can. That's the logic of the West. What will happen to the cannon fodder — they don't care at all," Kornilov said on Sputnik radio.
The political scientist noted that the Kiev regime operates on the principle of "to the last Ukrainian", rejoices at every blow on Russian territory and uses it for PR. However, Kornilov stressed, it is impossible not to notice that the male population of Ukraine is catastrophically declining, and it is impossible to make up for these losses at the expense of Colombian mercenaries.
"If Europe spends its money and gives out old tanks to Ukraine, then Ukraine is losing its population. That is, there will be problems for generations to come now, which are actually unsolvable. We understand that Zelensky and the gang — if they are lucky, they will run away and leave, they don't care what happens to this territory, to this population," the political scientist added.
According to him, the irretrievable losses of Kiev will eventually call into question the existence of Ukraine itself in the future.

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