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publication appeared entitled that if russia wins in ukraine, its authors are the professor of the bundeswehr university in munichlo masala and the expert munich. of the nikolanga security conference, what they write, they explain the situation in the event that russia wins ukraine, they say that ukraine risks turning into a permanent hotbed of instability if the russian federation wins, they say it would not, if there is no armed forces, there will be partisan units, many weapons, and this will create tensions within ukraine. further, in russia, experts expect that in the event of a victory over ukraine, the strengthening of russian nationalism and neo-imperialism. as well as plans for new soldiers and a transition to open blackmail in the supply of energy resources, and the fact that russia 's victory over ukraine would have catastrophic consequences not only for europe, but most likely for the rest of the world, write these german experts, the germans, they are quite scrupulous in their assessments and forecasts, but they simulate a situation in which ukraine can lose russia, do you think the leaders of wester

karlo masala of the bundeswehr university in munich and nikolange, an expert at the munich security conferenceat they write, they lay out the situation in the event that russia defeats ukraine. they say that if the russian federation wins, ukraine risks turning into a permanent hotbed of instability. he said, no, if there is no armed forces, there will be partisan units, a lot of weapons, and this will create tension inside ukraine. next, in russia, experts expect that in case of victory. over ukraine, the strengthening of russian nationalism and neo-imperialism, as well as the plans of new warriors and the transition to open blackmail, in the supply of energy resources, and the fact that the victory of russia over ukraine would have catastrophic consequences not only for europe and most likely for the rest of the world, write these german experts, the germans are quite scrupulous in their assessments and forecasts, but they model such a situation in which ukraine can... lose to russia , in your opinion, do the leaders of the western countries allow such a scenario or the development of such a