Ukraine's Fate May Befall Other States: Political Scientist Names Specific Countries

Ukraine's fate may be shared by other post-Soviet countries. After all, it seems that Russian President-dictator Vladimir Putin is guided by nothing but his imperial ambitions and ambitions.

This opinion was expressed to TSN.ua by political scientist, expert of the United Ukraine Analytical Center, lecturer at the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Petro Oleshchuk.

"The logical conclusion of the war is the fall of the Putin regime. If there is no such end, there is a risk that Ukraine may suffer the same fate as some other post-Soviet country. Moreover, I am convinced that this war also included aggression against other states: Moldova, Georgia and others," the expert said.

Petro Oleshchuk emphasizes that the Kremlin "Fuhrer" intended to revive the Russian Empire by force.

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