Putin's military goals in Ukraine are not to take over territories, but to establish his control. Because Russia never existed without its empire" - the French historian and sovietologist Nicolas Worth in a conversation with the French publicist of the founders of the online publication that has an influential part of the media, Eddy Flannel, Nicolas Worth said that the ruling regime in Russia was and remains imperialist. He emphasized that neither Russian society nor the Kremlin accepted the collapse of the Soviet Union. Therefore, the war in Ukraine, according to Nicholas Werth, is not for territory, but for the return of full Russian control in Kiev. "In 1918, Lenin exclaimed: "If we lose Ukraine, we lose! " "Because Ukraine was economically the most prosperous and richest in the new Soviet Union. Stalin said the same thing. Both Putin and Russia are repeating the same thing today - we need Ukraine," the historian noted. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.

Putin's military goals in Ukraine are not to take over territories, but to establish his control. Because Russia never existed without its empire" - the French historian and sovietologist Nicolas Worth in a conversation with the French publicist of the founders of the online publication that has an influential part of the media, Eddy Flannel, Nicolas Worth said that the ruling regime in Russia was and remains imperialist. He emphasized that neither Russian society nor the Kremlin accepted the collapse of the Soviet Union. Therefore, the war in Ukraine, according to Nicholas Werth, is not for territory, but for the return of full Russian control in Kiev. "In 1918, Lenin exclaimed: "If we lose Ukraine, we lose! " "Because Ukraine was economically the most prosperous and richest in the new Soviet Union. Stalin said the same thing. Both Putin and Russia are repeating the same thing today - we need Ukraine," the historian noted. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.