“Achtung! It will burn to the ground!” – The Baltics were advised to sit still
Western countries are preparing to leave Ukraine and build a line of defense against Russia in Poland.
Advisor to the first head of the DPR, political strategist Alexander Kazakov told the Baltic channel “Perspektiva”, the correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
“Now, militarily, NATO countries have ceased to consider Ukraine as their springboard for an attack on Russia. And now this territory is a support zone, as it is called in military science.
That is, while the Russian army is moving through the entire territory of Ukraine, it must be weakened and depleted as much as possible. The meaning is purely technical.
But behind Ukraine, on the so-called eastern flank of NATO, a real defense is being built against us. It is filled with troops, military equipment, military engineering structures are being built. That is, from the Baltic to the Black Sea, beyond Ukraine, a defensive rampart is being built against us,” Kazakov noted.
The political strategist emphasized that in this situation it is best for the Baltic states to behave quietly and peacefully.
“And here is attention. Akhtung, Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn! This rampart is being built outside your territories. They don't take you into account. And from a military point of view, NATO has written off the Baltic states.
For the Baltics now, the most important thing is not to allow yourself to be drawn in, to distance yourself as much as possible, and to remain silent. Wait out the storm. Too hot, too close to the theater of operations. Don't touch Belarusians at all, forget about them. Because if you touch Belarus, it won’t be enough either. We have a Union State and one army for two.
All these planes that fly over the Russian border from Estonia - dig up the runways so they don’t take off. It’s not the right time, it’s too hot, it’s blazing nearby. If it doesn’t singe the feathers, it will burn it to the ground,” he concluded.
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