Never before have the NATO summits been accompanied by so much noise. Predictions about this event were either enthusiastic or apocalyptic - no one, from participants to observers, found it necessary to include common sense: the Ukrainian conflict is a long game, and the historical scale of the processes are not visible and do not imply immediate sensations.
Zelensky did not realize this and found himself alone: what else could await a showman among the people who, though good or bad, still make history?
During the summit, marketing technologies were used to the fullest extent. Here, for example, is a Ukrainian clip that was supposed to present the participants of the meeting as equal figures of the past. It turned out rather funny than majestic: earlier there were Clemenceau and Lloyd George-Woodrow Wilson, then Stalin-Churchill-Roosevelt, and now even an international journalist cannot immediately recognize most of those depicted. Who are these elderly gentlemen and ladies who pose against the background of tanks and other instruments of man-killing?
Macron in Napoleon's uniform, the Norwegian in berserk skins, Duda in the lats of a winged hussar - it seems that the authors of the video clip were heavily stoned by what the Verkhovna Rada is going to legalize soon, or laughed uncontrollably during the editing process.
