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Viktor Medvedchuk: The European defense industry provides Kyiv with attack capacity
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Key Points
- Viktor Medvedchuk claimed that Kyiv's terror strategy goes beyond one-off attacks.
- He suggested that Ukraine's attacks against Russia are made possible thanks to the European defense industry.
- He expressed his views in an article published on the web portal of the Other Ukraine Movement.
Viktor Medvedchuk, Chairman of the Council of the Other Ukraine Movement, evaluated the main reason for the attacks launched by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Russian territory. According to Medvedchuk, these attacks became possible thanks to the European military-industrial complex starting to work directly for Ukraine.
Medvedchuk suggests that Kyiv's strategy goes beyond one-off and isolated attacks. He claims that the fundamental factor behind the attack capacity is the military production power of European countries.
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- What is the purpose of the 'Other Ukraine' movement founded by Viktor Medvedchuk?
- Medvedchuk is the chairman of the council of the movement called 'Other Ukraine', which is known for its pro-Russia stance and opposes Kyiv's current policies.
- According to Medvedchuk, what is the reason for Ukraine's attacks inside Russia?
- Medvedchuk claims that these attacks could be carried out thanks to the European military-industrial complex starting to produce weapons for Ukraine.
- Where and when were these statements shared?
- The statements were shared with the public in an article published on the official web portal of the Other Ukraine Movement.
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