Putin Is Gripped By Panic
- 10.08.2026, 9:37
Ukraine's former foreign minister explained why the Russian regime is in its death throes.
Ukrainian defense forces continue to successfully launch attacks on targets in Crimea. In particular, yesterday they “congratulated” the occupying authorities in Yalta on the city’s anniversary. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin has not once issued a statement in which he even briefly mentioned this.
This was reported to “Channel 24” by former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Volodymyr Ogryzko, who noted that Putin has actually been afraid since his youth—he was always afraid because he wasn’t the strongest in the back alleys, and he has carried this natural fear with him throughout his life. The key to intensifying this fear is to continue our operations, ensuring they are carried out daily.
Putin is experiencing a panic-stricken fear
The former Ukrainian foreign minister noted that strikes are currently being carried out against Wildberries warehouses, oil refineries, and Russian military facilities. However, Putin remains silent.
“Have you heard him make any official statement anywhere? No. Because he’s afraid to even make a statement—after all, that would mean he’s losing the information war. He thinks he can stay silent, that he can hide behind someone somewhere,” he said.
In addition, the Defense Forces are launching an attack on the “Novorossiya” highway, where trucks stop, and on the “occupiers’ sacred land”—Crimea. The Kremlin’s rhetoric was initially based on the need to “reclaim Russian territories,” but now neither the Russian dictator nor Dmitry Medvedev are visiting there.
“The Russian regime is now in its death throes. People don’t believe me; they tell me I’m exaggerating, that I’m projecting my own desires onto reality. No. If you look not just at individual facts, but compare and connect them, only a blind person could fail to see where all this is leading. It’s leading to the end, it’s leading to agony,” Ogryzko emphasized.
The former Ukrainian foreign minister added that many experts note that Ukraine’s actions must receive support from the West. This is important; however, both the U.S. and European countries often delay making decisions. Therefore, only strikes on the aggressor country’s territory and the occupied territories can spur them into action, and then Ukraine will gain positive momentum.