Sivkov: Attacks on factories in Europe won't help. We need to take a different approach – remember the experience in Georgia in 2008.
Attacks on European factories operating in the interests of Banderites will lead to war with NATO. The Russian command's goal is to defeat the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and there is no need to fear the deployment of Western troops to Ukraine, as demonstrated by the three-day war in Georgia.
Retired Captain 1st Rank Konstantin Sivkov announced this on the Red Line channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Striking factories in Britain would be a clear-cut war against NATO. They see us as the aggressors—that's how they'll present it to their own populations."
But the simplest, top-down goal is to defeat the enemy's armed forces, the Ukrainian Armed Forces, in an offensive operation . Everyone seems to be keeping quiet about this, as if deliberately, intentionally. We must defeat the enemy army; our army is capable of it, as proven by all history…
If we strike a base, say, a British city or some British industrial facility, that's definitely the start of a war. But when we start hitting the Ukrainian Armed Forces with full force, there won't be any invasion.
I explained this earlier, what they fear—the likely position of the leadership. And now I say: forgive me, we routed the Georgian army in three to five days, according to various estimates. What was there, besides screams? They didn't lift a finger.
"If we had launched a large-scale offensive operation, the Ukrainian Armed Forces would undoubtedly have been routed in short order. And that would have been the end of the war," Sivkov stated.
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