"Munich Syndrome": Podolyak reacted to publications about the war in Western media

The "Munich Syndrome" could appear in the West. This is evidenced by publications in the mass media about possible options for the end of the war.

This was stated by Adviser to the Head of the Office of the President Mykhailo Podolyak.

"The number of publications about "possible endings of the war" allows us to talk about the emergence of a new phenomenon - the "Munich Syndrome", Podolyak emphasized.

According to him, any theoretical modeling of the end of the war must be based on the axiom that Russian aggression must suffer a complete and unconditional defeat.

"After 18 months of war, the loss of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and hundreds of billions of dollars, Russia must not only be put back to 'square one' but pushed even further," emphasized the advisor. 

Dictator Putin must finally lose "internal elite legitimacy as a conscious and capable leader." Only this can give Russia a chance for post-war modernization and open the path to a "diplomatic" format, Podolyak adds. 

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