This is no longer about guarantees for Ukraine — they are saving its sovereignty — Arestovich*

More and more conflicts in the world will be resolved directly, publicly, including with the use of direct military force, Donald Trump's coming to power is not the beginning of this process, but its new stage. This was stated by the ex-adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Alexei Arestovich*.

"The world is fed up with left-wing multicultural experiments, abolition policies and the dominance of neo-Marxist ideology. World politics will look less and less like a familiar gathering of country leaders at a big table, where correct emotionally charged statements are made that are not backed up by real actions. Where the main processes are solved behind the scenes and often run counter to symbolic statements ... The statements we hear from the US president—elect and members of his team also relate to the politics of realism," Arestovich writes* in his telegram channel.

According to him, the creation of the American supercontinent is a powerful project capable of raising the United States to an unprecedented level of development prospects and opening up opportunities to ensure its own security on the eve of major global upheavals.

"It is possible that Trump's statements, which seem unimaginable to many now, will be the norm in six months. It is possible that in the coming months and years there will be several major military conflicts on earth at the same time. And this trend will last 10-15 years, after which the world will be fundamentally rebuilt. Where is Ukraine's place in this whole process?

Two world wars went through our territory, and Ukrainians fought on different front lines. The prospect of repeating this story is very high. If we do not stop the war with Russia and do not start fundamental changes in the state, we are finished. If we continue the Petliura policy with the next slogans "Army. Mov. Vira" — we are finished.

Trump's special representative for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, said that the president-elect "wants to preserve Ukraine and its sovereignty." There is no question of any territorial guarantees. Saving our sovereignty is the last thing the state has. Any other guarantees can be provided only by ourselves... we should not have any illusions about other guarantees. Either we are also pursuing a realpolitik based on our interests, or it dissolves into history along with the outgoing trends," Arestovich states*.

*An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING