GRU Colonel: Calling a war a “special operation” is proving that a soft penis is better than a hard one
The Russian command should have drawn the appropriate conclusions even in the first few days of the Northern Military District, when the troops retreated from the territories occupied at the beginning, that it would not be possible to fight in the “special operation” mode.
Colonel of the special forces of the GRU General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR and Russia, a participant in battles in Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Chechnya, Alexander Musienko, stated this on air on the Stalingrad channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The strategic mistake occurred not in the fact that we launched a “special operation” in Ukraine, this is not a mistake, the mistake is that it happened in 2022, and not in 2014, and in the way it was done. I’ll say it roughly, in military terms, they tried to explain to us all these six months that a soft penis is better than a hard one.
The strategic mistake was that we did not learn the lessons from the failure of the initial operation – on Kiev – and instead of carrying out the operation in a few days, we dragged it out for six months.
"But the strategic mistake that failed us was the development, training, and staffing of the armed forces. That is, an attempt to accomplish the mission with units of formations and subunits operating at peacetime levels," the military man explained.
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