https:\/\/usefulidiot.info\/.<\/a> <\/p>\n\nThere are also attacks on Ukraine’s reputation, both by external and internal players.\nBut I’m not going to write about this now, because it is unfolding right before our eyes.\nHowever, I do not believe in success: these attempts are too marginal.\nAnd there are no facts of misuse of Western weapons or funds during the entire period of the Great War. <\/p>\n\n
Therefore, the only way out for Putin is to force Ukraine to agree to a truce that is unfavorable to us.\nAccording to the algorithm that was tested during Minsk-2.\nThe enemy will now try to achieve a local success at the cost of extraordinary efforts, ideally some kind of encirclement, a resounding victory.\nAs a last resort, it will try to launch another extremely brutal missile strike.\nBy choosing some new, more stunning targets.\nAnd through agents of influence, we will again be offered a new reading of the old song. <\/p>\n\n
It is not difficult to see the parameters of this “peace”: freezing the existing borders, starting an endless negotiation process, gradual easing of sanctions with the lifting of the most painful ones.\nUkraine will be offered a cessation of hostilities, the restoration of part of its energy infrastructure, and the vague hope of returning its territories “peacefully” through the negotiation process.\nThe West will be offered a halt to the war and spending on aid to Ukraine, and traditionally, cheap energy and business instead of war.\nThe people of Ukraine will be offered a victory in the form of “new territories,” “stopping the shelling of Donbas,” “demilitarization,” and “the West kneeling before the power of Russia.” <\/p>\n\n
In reality, this is a pause for recovery, with the intention of attacking Ukraine again in five years, from a better starting point and, accordingly, with a greater chance of success.\nThe Kremlin remembers the experience of Afghanistan, where the failure of the campaign led to the fall of the communist regime, among other things.\nAnd they remember the experience of Chechnya.\nWhen defeat in the first war led to victory in the second. <\/p>\n\n
Ukraine will not be in a better position to resolve the Russian issue than it is today.\nThe enemy is as weak as possible.\nWestern assistance is only increasing.\nIn the spring, there is every chance of going on the offensive with no less success than in the fall.\nTherefore, we should not listen to those who are now suggesting that we accept Russia’s proposals.\nWe need to make it clear that Russia is behind it all.\nNo wonder the exchanged Medvedchuk was forced to work off the money once invested in him as a collector of pro-Russian voters. <\/p>\n\n
This voter no longer exists in Ukraine.\nSupport for the EU and NATO is 80-90%.\nThe country is reforming and has every chance of gaining membership at least in the EU.\nSomeone very powerful took offense at Iran and helped Ukraine with the recent attack.\nTanks and most likely Western aircraft will soon be in Ukraine.\nAs well as missile defense.\nThe army is being reformed for combat conditions.\nNot without problems and attacks from the outside, but the progress is obvious. <\/p>\n\n
As for me, the main thing is to resist emotionally and informationally.\nDo not give in to pressure.\nKeep your emotions to yourself.\nDon’t believe fakes and fakes.\nSupport the Armed Forces.\nThrow out various “seamstresses” from the information menu.\nBelieve in the Armed Forces, Zaluzhnyi, Budanov, Shaptala, Syryskyi… <\/p>\n\n
Everything will be Ukraine!<\/p>\n\n
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