The remarks follow multiple national addresses from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urging Ukrainians to disregard agitated statements from the administration of President Joe Biden and its allies predicting an imminent Russian invasion deeper into Ukraine than Moscow already is.
Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, colonizing Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, and supporting "Separatists" in the eastern Donbas region.
Concern over the situation in Donbas intensified significantly last week when Biden predicted in a press conference that Putin would invade Ukraine again and that he did not expect the United States to aid Ukraine in the event of a "Minor incursion."
The Biden administration has proceeded in the past week as if it has credible evidence that Russia will not only formally enter the Donbas war, but seize Kyiv.
The Zelensky administration has spent much of the past week expressing confusion at the sudden panic about another Russian invasion and asserting that its intelligence on the ground in Ukraine does not indicate that anything has changed to trigger such alarm in the past week.
"Today, according to all intelligence reports that coincide with those of the United States, Britain, and other partners, internal destabilization is No. 1 issue. Without internal destabilization, the Russians have nothing to do here. They bet on the issue of internal destabilization," Danilov reportedly said on Monday.
Danilov's remarks are consistent with Zelensky's, given immediately after Biden predicted a Russian invasion last week.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Ukraine Says 'Destabilization' Fueled by Biden Admin Hysteria, Not Russia
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