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Ukraine announces Putin's downfall.

The author is a theologian and writer

In August 1968, the Warsaw Pact armies invaded Czechoslovakia. The plan for the attack was not conceived in Sofia, Warsaw, or Budapest, but in Moscow. It was conceived by Soviet communists and simply ordered to be carried out by the other armies of the occupied Eastern Bloc.

If such a plan to destroy the attempt at"socialism with a human face" had originated in, for example, East Germany and the Russians had not liked it, no one would have invaded Czechoslovakia.

In the Soviet Union and the Soviet bloc, the Russians had the veto. It was a slave regime that they themselves invented, created, and operated, and it might still be here today if they hadn't made the fatal mistake of invading us.

Ukrainian fascism disappeared like the Czechoslovak counter-revolution

The pretext for the invasion and occupation of our homeland was the fight against counter-revolution. The “Czechoslovak counter-revolution” is something like “Ukrainian fascism.” It served to justify the attack.

Ukrainian fascism thus disappeared from Putin's demands presented at the meeting in Alaska. Nowhere in the known documents is the defeat of"Ukrainian fascism" mentioned as a condition for ending the fighting.

It does not appear among the Russian conditions for ending the war, and it can be assumed that"Ukrainian fascism" never existed, as did the"secret NATO biolaboratory in Mariupol", where"Canadian and British generals" were supposed to extract from children's organisms some kind of homosexual substance that would overthrow the hitherto morally strong, pure, kind and wise Russia.

The"Ukrainian fascist regime", as Chekist Ľuboš Blaha calls it, and its elimination is no longer Putin's condition for ending the war, and we can therefore say that it was probably never the cause of it.

If the Russians themselves took what they were saying seriously, they would have to demand the entire territory of Ukraine up to Uzhhorod, because fascism is known to operate not only where an"anti-fascist" Russian soldier is located.

But it could also mean that the Russians don't have the strength to defeat him on their own, and need Trump's help to conquer Ukraine. And Donbas.