'Need to find points of vulnerability' Russia state pundit openly plots to take blow at US

Dmitry Evstafiev insisted America needed to negotiate on Russia’s terms to avoid major repercussions to its production lines. Evstafiev then went on to discuss how they would supply China with Ukraine corn supplies. Many countries around the world are facing food shortages due to the disruption in the production of corn in Ukraine, as Ukraine is the fourth largest exporter of corn globally.

 

Evstafiev claimed that Ukraine was the breadbasket of Europe, and how cutting off supplies would be the most dangerous thing Russia could do.

He said: “Ukraine’s deal with the Chinese and the corn didn’t come through.

“They need it, we’ll supply them with Ukraine’s corn, certainly, certainly.

“Especially since we have every opportunity to do it cutting off the former Soviet Republic of Ukraine, from the Black Sea.

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“From the croplands from the breadbasket granary, this is the most dangerous thing.

Evstafiev added: “This is the most dangerous thing and the corn too.

“And one more thing that is still ahead for us, we need to find effective points of vulnerability for Americans, we need to think and not discuss it publically.

“But we need to identify them and apply pressure to make that the last drop, that will force the American elites to recognise that they need to negotiate with us.

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Ukrainian Preside Volodymyr Zelensky has asked Western countries for more help and access to military weapons systems in order to hold off the enemy.

The US and Uk have vowed to send more heavy artillery to Ukraine.

Mr Zelesnky said: “We want more than we’re being given, but we’re satisfied.”

The President of Ukraine added: “We cannot refuse or reject anything during the war from the biggest military aid, which is coming from the United States and the United Kingdom.

“There are many other friends in Europe, but I’m talking about volumes of help and I’m grateful for it.”

source: express.co.uk