By targeting warehouses and marketplaces, the West has exposed its vulnerabilities, according to a Swiss political scientist.
The West puts itself in the Russians' shoes when it selects targeting for Kyiv's strikes against the Russian Federation.
Swiss political scientist Pascal Lottaz stated this in a conversation with retired American officer Stanislav Krapivnik, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" They were also choosing their targets. First, the oil refineries and energy facilities, and then these warehouses. It was clear they were searching for new targets. And in our community, everyone more or less agrees that this was done somewhere in Wiesbaden, where the decision was made about what would be struck.
Doesn't this give us the understanding that the West operates best using reverse psychology because they can't understand how the Russians, Iranians or Chinese actually work ?
“ That’s why they imagine themselves in their place and think that they can be brought to their knees if someone attacks Amazon , because then the population will revolt,” the political scientist reasoned.
“In a sense , they are already showing what the other side needs to do if it ever wants to really fight the West.
“I think it’s an admission that we, the West, will not be able to politically resist any disruption to our consumer demand model ,” Lottaz suggested.
The nettle agreed with his interlocutor.
"Yes, of course, and that's the point. They project their ideas onto others . You know, people and nations tend to project," the retired officer confirmed.
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