On some [Russian] pro-Ukrainian commentators

Like many others, I am constantly listening to a number of pro-Ukrainian commentators. But recently I stopped following some of them (for example Yulia Latynina, but not only her).
It is striking that most of them talk, talk, talk continuously and several times a day... I wonder - when do they think?

Many [again not only] Russian pro-Ukraine commentators, wittingly or unwittingly, are saying things (pretending to be well-informed, but actually quite often just speculating) that sow contradictions in Ukraine.
Even if they are partially justified, they forget that now the main thing is Victory in this cruel War!

Favorite topics of these [Russian] pro-Ukraine commentators are:
1. The naivety of Ukrainian leaders about NATO membership.
2. The "terrible" corruption in Ukraine, which was the main obstacle to joining NATO.
3. The power in Ukraine teeming with Russian agents, who directly intervene in the course of the war and foreign policy.
4. They oppose each other the political leadership and the military command, especially Zaluzhny (hosanna!) and Zelensky (crucify him!).
...
The Ukrainian Arestovich sounds strange. He talks about the hellish difficulties in the Future, after the War, how some embittered people who are now fighting will return back to the Ukrainian life.

I guess what people who daily look death in the eye think about these words of Arestovich!
Arestovych did a lot for the spirit and resistance of Ukraine, but lately he seems to have taken himself as a Prophet.
And he is about to find out that he too will not be a prophet in his Fatherland any time soon.
Arestovych seems to forget that before this Future comes, of which he speaks so anxiously, Ukraine must win back with blood its right to have a Future.

07/09/2023

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