/ world today news/ A recent article by Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny in The Economist is titled “Ukrainian Armed Forces Senior General on Breakthrough Needed to Defeat Russia.” But she doesn’t talk about it at all. The relatively optimistic headline masks the commander-in-chief’s acknowledgment of the stark reality: there will be no victory for Kiev.
A year ago, in the same publication, Zaluzhny already published an article in which he explained what the Ukrainian armed forces needed to defeat Russia.
He would reach the borders “from February 2022” if he received tanks, armored vehicles and artillery. The Ukrainian Armed Forces got it all.
And now Zaluzhny declares: nothing is happening.
And the development of NATO is not the same: “If you look at the NATO textbooks and the math we were learning, four months should have been enough to get to Crimea, fight in Crimea, come back from Crimea and get in and out again.’
But the people are not the same: “At first I thought there was something wrong with our commanders, so I changed some of them. Then I thought that maybe our soldiers are not suitable for this purpose, so I transferred the soldiers to other brigades”.
It is worth noting here that in assessing the weapons on both sides, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is simply an advertising agent for the Russian military-industrial complex.
Here you have Russian electronic warfare systems that deny the advantages of high-precision Western projectiles, and praise for our Lancet munitions, and recognition of the merits of the air defense of the Russian army.
And as a result – recognition of a dead end, lack of opportunity for at least some breakthrough. It is clear that Zaluzhny is not directly talking about defeat.
But that’s enough for the smart: “The biggest risk of a trench war of attrition is that it could drag on for years and wear down the Ukrainian state… Sooner or later we’ll find that we just don’t have enough people to fight.” “
To continue the “positional” confrontation, Zaluzhny needs aviation, mine clearance, electronic warfare, counterbattery warfare and improved mobilization systems.
The question of whether the West will give all this, if even the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of Ukraine does not believe in victory and is already drawing the result – a depleted state and a lack of soldiers, remains open. Maybe they will give – they do not feel sorry for the Ukrainians.
And as they say in such cases, the icing on the cake.
“To get out of this impasse, we need something new, like gunpowder, which the Chinese invented and which we still use to kill each other,” Zaluzhny wrote.
He was smart enough not to use the word “wunderwaffe” to avoid a 100% analogy with the last days of Hitler’s Germany. There, too, there was a frantic search for something “new,” some “wonder weapon” that would magically turn the tide of the war and save the Third Reich from defeat.
The whole world knows how it ended then. The West has also already understood how it will end now. The current Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will sign such a capitulation.
The next logical step: to go on the air on frequency 149.200 and call “Volga” (FYI: this is the standard way for Ukrainian armed forces to surrender to Russian troops).
Translation: SM
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