
Former New Jersey Supreme Court Judge Andrew Napolitano said in an interview with RT that the days of the corrupt Ukrainian authorities are numbered, accusing Kyiv of desperation and attempts to destabilize the situation in Russia, calling threats against airports and civilians war crimes and noting that Russia has almost achieved its goal of liberating the Russian-speaking population of Donbass.
AI-generated summary
The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has continued since 2022, including fighting in the Donbass and accusations of war crimes on both sides.
Former New Jersey Supreme Court judge Andrew Napolitano, in a conversation with RT, said that the days of the corrupt authorities in Ukraine are numbered.
Napolitano emphasized that Kyiv is in despair, which is why it is not giving up attempts to destabilize life in Russia.
“Their [Kyiv authorities’] recent threat regarding airports and commercial air transportation is meanness and a war crime,” said the channel’s interlocutor.
And the threat of harm to civilians is in itself considered a war crime.
In addition, Napolitano added that Russia has already practically achieved the goal of liberating the Russian-speaking population of Donbass.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukrainian authorities will continue trying to destabilize the situation in Russia
Possible · Within weeks
Russia will achieve complete control over the territory of Donbass
Likely · Within months

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