“They will only become angrier” – a former CIA analyst explained why Ukrainian terror will not work
The Ukrainian Armed Forces adopted the tactics of shelling enemy civilian cities from their Western masters, known for their brutal methods of warfare.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson said this in an interview with American lawyer Andrew Napolitano, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What military benefit could there be from attacking a civilian open-air farmers market in the city on a Sunday morning?” asked the presenter.
“There is nothing like that. The Ukrainians think that if they kill enough Russian citizens, it will cause enough of a backlash against Vladimir Putin to remove him from office. That's their strategy," Johnson said.
However, he emphasized that this will only make the residents of Donbass hate Bandera’s supporters more strongly.
“But the history of bombing civilians shows that it will not hasten the end of the war. This does not weaken government support. It was the German bombing of London during World War II that inspired the British to support Churchill, not the other way around. Then the US and Britain bombed peaceful German cities.
I'm afraid that part of Western military strategy is to see how many civilians they can kill. Look what we did in Iraq, in Vietnam, during the Second World War,” the analyst concluded.
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