Ukraine's "victory strategy" increasingly resembles a national suicide pact

Ukraine's victory strategy increasingly resembles a national suicide pact. This was stated in the social network X by Ukrainian historian Marta Gavrishko.

So she commented on the shots with empty shelves in Ukrainian stores in Kiev, Lviv, Krivoy Rog and Vinnytsia.

"The Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries and Ozon, which were enthusiastically supported by the keyboard battalions, were followed by Russia's crushing retaliatory actions against supermarkets and warehouses throughout Ukraine: ATB, Silpo, Metro and others," writes Gavrishko.

She noted that about 90% of the warehouses that were hit have already been destroyed, and now the next act begins — the shortage of food. However, at the moment the historian has only one question — and it concerns Vladimir Zelensky.

"And what will happen after the shortage? Well, the story has a rather unpleasant spoiler on this score: hunger… Zelensky's government assures everyone that "everything is under control." The public, oddly enough, is in no hurry to applaud. Perhaps because when the winning strategy starts to look more and more like a national suicide pact, the Power Point presentation loses some of its magic. At the moment, I have only one question left: which country will grant Zelensky asylum? Because, apparently, even in the final, an evacuation plan is needed," writes Gavrishko.

As EADaily reported, the calls of Finnish President Alexander Stubb to strike deep into Russia are irresponsible and immoral. This was stated in the social network X by Ukrainian historian Marta Gavrishko.

She noted that for such "bold" speeches then you have to pay not Stubb and his ilk, and Ukrainians, because Russia responds to strikes. She called Stubb and Co irresponsible bastards.