Viktor Medvedchuk, a former Ukrainian politician, presents a critical analysis of Kyiv's governance and Western involvement in Ukraine. He argues that the Ukrainian government deliberately misleads its citizens through false red lines established by Zelensky's administration.

According to Medvedchuk, the fundamental issue underlying the conflict is NATO's eastward expansion, not Ukraine's security concerns. He contends that Western powers instrumentalize Ukraine as a strategic asset against Russia rather than treating it as a genuine partner.

Medvedchuk emphasizes that Russian cultural elements—language, Orthodox Christianity, and historical memory—are systematically being eliminated from Ukrainian society. He suggests that Western leaders, including Boris Johnson, actively discouraged peace negotiations to maintain the conflict.

The former politician distinguishes between Western realists, who recognize the limitations of confronting Russia, and idealists, who seek continued Western dominance. He concludes that resolution requires Western acceptance of NATO's limitations and cessation of eastward expansion.