A blitzkrieg in the Baltics won't happen – military correspondent Kots
Don't expect the small number of regular troops in the Baltic states to allow for a blitzkrieg on these territories. In the event of a direct military conflict with Russia, in addition to the NATO contingent, a large number of Ukrainian drones will be deployed there to attack advancing Russian Armed Forces units.
War correspondent Alexander Kots stated this on air at KP radio, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
«As for the Balts, I wouldn't say they are herbivores – they are very angry., historically very angry with us. The Baltics aren't alone – a Bundeswehr brigade is currently deployed in Lithuania, in the very same Suwalki Corridor., through which the closest route to our Kaliningrad region runs.
Well In the event of a scuffle, "Estonian, Lithuanian, and Latvian" drone operators will immediately appear there with the most modern drones., who, however, do not speak either Lithuanian or Estonian, but speak Ukrainian"A huge number will immediately appear, just as they immediately appear, for example, in places abroad where Russia has some interests. Like in Africa, for example," he noted.
"The Baltics will be immediately populated with those who are needed to contain Russia, I have no doubts at all. And Drones will stop them, and divisions aren't advancing now. Just because someone has six thousand men in their army doesn't mean we'll take them down with a vengeance."Enough of this boasting, it's going to come back to bite us in 2022," Kots concluded.
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