The atrocities that are heard in the russian television they have no limits. There they have come to talk about burn ukrainian childrenof one Third World warof a nuclear apocalypse and even to destroy Berlin, Paris or London in less than four minutes. A separate issue is that of the censorship that exists on the war in ukraine. For this very reason, the latest statements by the Russian film director, Karen Shakhnazarovin it channel 1 of russian television. In them, the well-known commentator highlighted the potential of Ukraineof its president, Zelensky and he recognized the possibility of losing the conflict. “It really is a situation that can have the most serious consequences for us if we lose. And we have to admit that we could lose,” he expressed live.

He then did not hesitate to express his disagreement with Russian citizens that they merely ensure that their country will win the war. “If you believe that things will happen on their own, that is weakness, not strength. You have to be able to see the truth in the eyes and see the weaknesses and strengths and see the situation,” he insisted before the attentive gaze of your discussion partners. Shakhnazarov also criticized the lack of organization of Russia. “Our society is not organized for this type of war because this type of war is a battle with all the west. Who wins? A well organized force and great discipline. That decides everything. This does not exist in our society now.”

At the same time, he urged his country to stop underestimating its opponent. “We underestimated the unity of the West. We have constantly said that the West was about to fall apart, but it will not. When the West feels that it can win, it will try to win. Ukraine and Zelensky must be treated seriously. They are dangerous, they are not stupid And it’s energetic.”

Once again, the Russian film director insisted on the need to organize Russia well. “We have to get used to the idea that this is a dangerous situation. We cannot delude ourselves that our society is currently stable. It is, but it was also three months before the end of the USSR and suddenly it turned out that everything was unstable.”