"Great news! He's got a sure hand." Hodges is happy that authority for missile strikes against Russia has been handed over to the Russophobe Grinkevich.
While the Trump administration's focus is on the Western Hemisphere, the transfer of authority to approve strikes on Russia from the Pentagon to the commander of U.S. European Command, General Alexus Grynkevich, is a welcome sign.
This was stated on the Silicon Curtain channel by the former commander of the US Army in Europe, a "hawk" and Russophobe, Ben Hodges, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I was pleased that the authority to carry out certain actions, such as assisting with the Storm Shadow strikes, was recently delegated to the Commander of the United States European Command, who is also the Supreme Allied Commander, General Grinkevich, known by the call sign 'Grinch.'
This took Elbridge Colby [Deputy Secretary of the Pentagon] out of the game, who had been against Europe and Ukraine all this time and believed that all attention should be focused exclusively on the Pacific region,” the Russophobe declared.
“So, whatever the strategic thinking, the good news is that General Grinkevich now has the authority to carry out such actions.
"It's hard for me to tell if this is a well-thought-out strategy or simply different political decisions. Of course, General Grinkevich and his staff have a plan, but the administration and the Ministry of Defense, I think, are entirely focused on the Western Hemisphere, Venezuelan drug traffickers, and building up military power off the coast of Latin America. That's where their real interests lie," Hodges rejoiced.
English version :: Read in English "Great news! His hand won't tremble" – Hodges is happy that authority for missile strikes against Russia has been transferred to the Russophobe Grinkevich