środa, 15 listopada 2023

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jeśli Rosja przegra na Ukrainie uderzy potem na Litwę i dalej ? - czytam raz, drugi i trzeci...

na to wygląda ale...

pewnie coś pokręciłem, czegoś nie zrozumiałem...

możliwe...

tym bardziej jeśli zaraz "obok" czytam

"...The reality is more complicated. In an interview with The Economist, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, shared that the conflict is taking on a “positional nature” akin to “the ‘trench war’ of 1914–1918,” necessitating “new and non-trivial approaches to breaking the military parity with the enemy.”..." za "Modern War Institute" at West Point by Jahara Matisek and William Reno[1]

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"...Wednesday, November 15th is Z-Day for the War in Ukraine. CIA Chief William Burns will arrive in Kiev for urgent, secret meetings with Zelensky. It is worth asking: How come Burns is on an urgent mission to Ukraine?

The answer to the question is that Ukraine is imploding. The crumbling of the Zelensky regime is unsurprising: Ukraine has been sustaining far too many casualties to survive for much longer. Ukraine either must find a way to make a deal with Russia or face an internal rebellion..." j.n.


"...In Kiev an internal war has broken out between Zelensky and his thugocracy, on the one hand, and the Ukrainian army leadership.

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One of the key mistakes of Zelensky and the head of Ukrainian military intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, was to attack Russian territory, blow up critical infrastructure, destroy airfields with nuclear bombers and send kamikaze drones to hit the Kremlin.

Not only has this been costly to Russia in terms of physical losses, but it has brought home to Russian leaders just how dangerous Ukraine is to Russian national security. These attacks have made it almost impossible to reach a modus vivendi between Ukraine and Russia unless, as the Russians demand, NATO is out and Ukraine is demilitarized..." tamże...
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